#Recruitment
'They need to dramatically change their attitude': Concern that HSE will struggle to recruit for new beds
An additional 251 acute beds are to be opened in the last three months of 2020.
Fancy driving a train? Irish Rail has opened its latest recruitment drive with salary scale up to €60k
Irish Rail said it’s been encouraged by the increasing interest from women in its recruitment drives.
Jobs market at 2016 levels as government tells PUP recipients to 'genuinely seek work'
Jobseekers will face tough competition with hundreds of thousands of people still out of work as a direct result of the pandemic.
Unhappy in your work? Here's some advice from a career coach
Tracy Ward has set up her own career coaching business during the Covid-19 shutdown. She says it’s been challenging but rewarding and she has advice for others.
All nursing graduates to be guaranteed jobs amid Covid-19 crisis
In a letter, the HSE informed nursing interns that they would all be guaranteed a job.
60,000 people sign up for HSE recruitment drive as first interviews start for doctors and nurses
“Bear with us” is the message from the HSE today as it sifts through the large volume of applications.
Waterford sign midfielder Coote from Championship club Brentford
The 21-year-old is a former Dundee United team-mate of Scott Allardice and has Waterford connections through his grandparents.
Everton had the chance to sign Robertson, Maguire and Haaland - Ex-director of football
Steve Walsh claims the Toffees turned down what could have been shrewd deals.
Call for change in language requirements for garda recruits with dyslexia
Learning additional languages is often very challenging for students with dyslexia.
Gardaí hiring for 'extremely challenging' role of Deputy Commissioner
The government has asked the Policing Authority to nominate a person for appointment to the position.
Celtic sign Israeli full-back as Tierney exit talk rumbles on
Hatem Abd Elhamed joins Neil Lennon’s side on a four-year deal.
Post pulled by the HSE as recruitment freeze goes on resulting in longer waiting times for patients
Experienced physiotherapists were told last week vacant positions offered out had now been cancelled.
Psychiatric nurses begin overtime ban as Dáil hears they've been propping up services by working extra hours
As of 7am this morning, psychiatric nurses have not been carrying out work beyond their contracted hours.
Call to restore pre-crash allowances to 'stop members of Defence Forces leaving in droves'
There were 256 discharges in the first four months of 2019.
This new website is working to encourage Irish teachers abroad to return home
Turasabhaile.com will focus on connecting schools with teachers who are working overseas.
Fancy being a bus driver? Bus Éireann are hiring in a number of locations
The national bus service has been in operation for over 30 years.
HSE imposing three-month recruitment freeze due to 'financial pressure in the system'
Labour’s Alan Kelly tweeted out a letter this morning sent out by a senior HSE official about the freeze.
Recruitment under way for new drivers as routes switch to Go-Ahead buses
Successful applicants will receive training and their pay package will be €32,000 per year.
Cork City hopeful of completing deals for Preston defender and Gillingham striker
The Leesiders and Dundalk will launch the new season by contesting the President’s Cup on Saturday.
Looking for a job? Ireland's Naval Service has launched a new recruitment campaign
New recruits will train in weapon handling, naval operations and physical fitness.
Harris on the defensive after judge criticises doctor recruitment process
“I note that the interview panel described the respondent as ‘eager to work and learn’. But learn at whose expense?” the judge said.
'A retention crisis': Concerns raised as numbers serving in Defence Forces drops below 9,000
As of 30 September, permanent Defence Forces numbers dropped to 8,989.
'I find it too good to leave here now - what you could potentially be involved in'
Conor Murray says his decision to stay with Ireland and Munster was quick and easy.
'I’m looking all across the world': Van Graan refutes suggestion Munster target Leinster talent
Leo Cullen took umbrage with rival provinces following the loss of Nick McCarthy to the southern province.
Center Parcs kicks off recruitment drive for 1,000 permanent jobs in Longford
The holiday resort is due to be completed in 2019.
Driving test waiting times drop - but some learners still waiting months
The average wait is nearly 12 weeks but some learners have waited much longer to hear about their test date.
New recruitment drive focuses on diversity as garda body warns of 'ticking timebomb'
The GRA said a lack of racial diversity in particular may mean “an explosion in our communities”.
Deadline to apply to become a garda extended due to 'technical difficulties'
The deadline for applications has been extended until tomorrow.
Behind the scenes with an Aer Lingus apprentice
The airline is doubling its normal intake of new recruits.
Want to become a garda? A new recruitment drive has been launched
Charlie Flanagan has encouraged people from minority communities to apply.
Supermac's to create 200 jobs as it opens three new restaurants in Cork
Supermac’s plans to open a total of six new outlets in Ireland this year.
Defence Forces looking to recruit 480 people to help 'defend against modern threats'
The government wants to maintain a strength level of 9,500 personnel across the Army, Naval Service and Air Corps.
Hundreds of garda promotions delayed due to an effective work-to-rule by senior officers
Superintendents are refusing to conduct promotion interviews until their pay dispute is resolved.
Ever wanted to be a taxi driver? A campaign to recruit 1,600 is under way
Anyone can apply for a licence as long as they have a full clean driver’s licence.
Number of gardaí working in Traffic Corps reduced by 30% since 2011
There were 1,093 gardaí in the traffic corps in 2008 – that number has almost halved in the past 10 years.
Surge in women joining Defence Forces after €360,000 is spent on recruitment campaigns
Almost 14,000 men and women applied to join the Defence Forces in 2017.
Why aren't people taking up jobs as nurses, doctors and soldiers? The government plans to find out
The Public Pay Commission is to examine what are the main reasons for the recruitment and retention of staff in some sectors.
Over 1,000 Defence Forces members bought their way out in the last five years
Representatives say the government needs to improve pay and conditions to stop people leaving and encourage new recruits to join.
'People we recruit from prison are on average more loyal, more honest and stay with us for longer'
The UK’s leading employer of people with convictions says there can be huge benefits in hiring ex-prisoners.
On the hunt for a job? The Defence Forces have launched a new recruitment campaign
Defence Minister Paul Kehoe announced a new Permanent Defence Force general service recruitment competition.
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