THERE was good news on the employment front today, after a notorious Dublin drug cartel announced that it would be hiring up to 40 extra staff to help it meet demand over the Christmas period. The Houlihan clan are offering roles in both their drug sales and drug supply chains, as well as positions in… Read more »
TO anyone who doubted that Ireland was going through another economic boom, this week’s announcement that up to 300 jobs are set to go in Cork and 84 jobs are to be axed in Citywest should be enough proof that the good times are indeed back, baby. With the house prices continuing to soar all… Read more »
IN A desperate bid to save the JobPath service, Social Protection Minister Regina Doherty has put forward a proposal to change Turas Nua’s branding for the scheme to something a bit more reflective of what it can offer job seekers. With only 11,334 people out of 206,000 who have taken part in JobPath sustaining employment for over 12… Read more »
A WELCOME jobs boost for Dublin as internet company thing Amazon has confirmed they are in the market for 1,000 highly qualified robots to take up positions at their offices in Blanchardstown and Tallaght. “This is just the opening I’ve been looking for,” confirmed Automated Production Unit 45678X3, expelling several joyous bleeps and boops. Serving… Read more »
A NEW study has shown that the majority of employers don’t put much stock in the extra-curricular, non-work aspects of their employees lives, prompting hundreds of thousands of Irish people to wonder if maybe they should take their hobbies, favourite movies, and details of their Junior Cert accomplishments off their CVs. The report also showed… Read more »
WELCOME news on the jobs front as a drugs firm is expanding its operations in the Nation’s capital. The firm’s expansion is a response to the growing demand for a number of its products which has led to the creation of 20 positions in the sales department as well as transport and logistics. “We had a… Read more »
The latest victim of the post-Celtic Tiger sting in the tail is sadly one of Ireland’s most beloved landmarks and hearty slappers, sweet Molly Malone. “This is indicative of the kind of damage the government’s current jobs policy results in,” shared a politician whose name we didn’t bother writing down. While the fishmonger profession, along… Read more »
Niall Lyons, a 28-year-old unemployed man from Waterford, is said to have stepped up his search for a job in recent months, WWN can report. “I’m busy alright, just dipping my toe in the employment water…it’s fairly cool now to be honest. I get most of my job information from the fashion segments on Ireland… Read more »
A NEW employee at Murphy & Sons Consultants has been making a name for himself by doing what is expected of him, it has emerged. WWN can exclusively reveal that Polish man and new Murphy & Sons employee Jakub Gorski has been impressing his bosses with a work ethic rarely seen in the native Irish… Read more »
WWN’s JobBridge intern Kevin Murray has been informed it’s probably for the best that he cancels all and any plans he had for this coming weekend. Kevin was given plenty of notice by head honcho Colm Williamson to arrive at WWN towers by 7am this morning as Kevin was to receive his first mentor meeting… Read more »