Reading Time: 4 minutes Today, IrishJobs has published the results of our Jobs Index for Q1 2024, revealing strong vacancy growth in the construction and property sectors. The data for the first quarter reveals a resilient labour market, with indicators of a favourable outlook for the year ahead.
Reading Time: 4 minutes The latest IrishJobs Jobs Index for the fourth and final quarter of 2024 indicates that the labour market is showing heightened jobseeker activity. The data for the fourth quarter indicates the job market is continuing to normalise following a hiring surge in recent years.
Reading Time: 3 minutes The latest IrishJobs Jobs Index for the third quarter indicates the job market continues to rebalance against a backdrop of near full employment. The decline in job vacancies from last year’s high continues this quarter. However, the level of job vacancies in the economy remains healthy, with 22 of the sectors examined remaining above pre-Covid Q3 2019 levels.
Reading Time: 3 minutes The latest IrishJobs Jobs Index reveals a more settled job market, with job vacancies across most sectors appearing robust and in a period of normalisation as they experience little to no change in vacancy levels on a quarterly basis, although a tightening is evident in the Banking, IT, Science and Travel sectors.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Leading hiring platform IrishJobs has today published the results of its latest quarterly Jobs Index. Revealing a cooling but competitive job market, the Index shows that job vacancies fell by 20% year-on-year and 6% quarter-on-quarter but that jobs are still, overall, up 10% on pre-Covid levels.
Reading Time: 3 minutes The latest IrishJobs quarterly Jobs Index reveals a strong but cooling jobs market as the number of vacancies eased on a yearly and quarterly basis. However, the volume of job vacancies generated in Q4 was still almost a third higher than pre-Covid levels meaning the competitive recruitment landscape is set to continue in the year ahead.
Reading Time: 4 minutes The latest quarterly Jobs Index from the leading hiring platform, IrishJobs, reveals a change of pace in the recruitment market with the number of vacancies easing on a quarterly and yearly basis.
Reading Time: 3 minutes The latest IrishJobs Jobs Index highlights a continued stabilisation in the number of job vacancies available across the country. The results indicate that the trend towards stabilisation in the jobs market first identified at the start of the year, is continuing, with the number of jobs available across the country levelling out compared to the year-on-year growth experienced last quarter.
Reading Time: 3 minutes With the lifting of all public health restrictions earlier this year, the first Jobs Index of 2022 suggests some stabilisation in the market with the number of job vacancies levelling out compared to the high year-on-year growth we saw last quarter. Of the 30 sectors analysed, 22 posted year-on-year increases in job vacancy creation in the first three months of 2022.
Reading Time: 4 minutes Job vacancies across Talent Acquisition and Human Resources saw an unprecedented 420% year-on-year increase in Q4 2021, according to the latest IrishJobs Jobs Index. “2021 was a particularly busy year for recruitment and we anticipate this trend will continue in 2022,” said Orla Moran, General Manager of IrishJobs.