Lots of jobs being listed in Irish IT over the past month, the list below from SiliconRepublic.com Careers section. But totalled they do not meet half the 4000 jobs losses rumoured this morning by Silicon Republic in story titled Up to 4,000 jobs to be cut across Eircom, banks – reports. By the way the two job announcements in orange are the same announcement (double counting) 2 weeks apart. I take no pleasure in seeing people lose their well paid jobs to be replaced by less jobs by quantity and less pay by the salary scales of the jobs mentioned. What the media and tech media must not do is talk up the recovery that we are having beyond the truth that it is a jobless recovery, that would be dangerous for the economy of the society people live in.
425 new jobs for Dublin to support major video game console 05.07.2010
Enterprise Minister Batt O'Keeffe has confirmed that Stream Global Services is to create 425 high-quality jobs in Dublin over the next 12 months as part of a €2.5m investment to support a major "video game console manufacturer," rumoured to be Microsoft. Is Google planning 500-job expansion in Dublin? 05.07.2010 Google is reportedly planning a 500-job expansion of its Dublin operations, where it already employs 1,500 people and may be planning to exit its Barrow Street offices for more spacious accommodation at Grand Canal Plaza and East Point. 1,250 vacancies at Irish-based US companies 02.07.2010 US companies based in Ireland are recruiting and currently have more than 1,250 job vacancies, according to a survey published today by the American Chamber of Commerce in Ireland. Employment in ICT up in 2009 – EGFSN report 01.07.2010 Despite the recession, employment opportunities and some skills shortages – particularly in the ICT area – continue to exist, according to the 2010 update to the National Skills Bulletin, the annual review of employment and skills in Ireland produced by the government-appointed Expert Group on Future Skills Needs (EGFSN). Merit Medical to create 100 new Galway jobs in expansion 01.07.2010 Medical devices manufacturer Merit Medical is to invest US$6.7m on an expansion that will include the purchase of a €1.4m site at Parkmore East and will generate 100 new jobs. Recruitment firm creates 100 new tech jobs 25.06.2010 International executive search consulting firm Spencer Stuart is to create 100 new technology jobs over the next five years in software development, IT support services and data quality. US call-centre firm to create up to 400 Dublin jobs 25.06.2010 A US firm which provides call-centre services, Stream Global Services, is to create up to 400 jobs in Dublin. Ergo to create 33 jobs as spin-off goes global24.06.2010 Ergo has built up a multi-million euro business in the IT services space and now the established IT firm has raised €3m in venture capital and will create 33 new jobs as its Fenergo financial software business goes global. Social media firm Weedle to create 50 new jobs21.06.2010 Pioneering Dublin social-networking company Weedle is to create 50 new jobs as part of its quest to enable users to showcase any skill, expertise or talent they have to family, friends and social and professional contacts. Medical-devices firm creates 40 new Dublin jobs18.06.2010 Medical-devices firm Biotrin has announced the creation of 40 high-end jobs as it invests in a new R&D project in Dublin. Zurich powering ahead with 240-job investment14.06.2010 Zurich Insurance is forging ahead with a growth plan at its Dublin and Wexford operations to create 240 new jobs by the end of 2010, bringing total employment to 1,100 in Ireland. Irish tech firm creates 25 new jobs to fuel global expansion 11.06.2010
Enterprise Minister Batt O'Keeffe has confirmed that Stream Global Services is to create 425 high-quality jobs in Dublin over the next 12 months as part of a €2.5m investment to support a major "video game console manufacturer," rumoured to be Microsoft. Is Google planning 500-job expansion in Dublin? 05.07.2010 Google is reportedly planning a 500-job expansion of its Dublin operations, where it already employs 1,500 people and may be planning to exit its Barrow Street offices for more spacious accommodation at Grand Canal Plaza and East Point. 1,250 vacancies at Irish-based US companies 02.07.2010 US companies based in Ireland are recruiting and currently have more than 1,250 job vacancies, according to a survey published today by the American Chamber of Commerce in Ireland. Employment in ICT up in 2009 – EGFSN report 01.07.2010 Despite the recession, employment opportunities and some skills shortages – particularly in the ICT area – continue to exist, according to the 2010 update to the National Skills Bulletin, the annual review of employment and skills in Ireland produced by the government-appointed Expert Group on Future Skills Needs (EGFSN). Merit Medical to create 100 new Galway jobs in expansion 01.07.2010 Medical devices manufacturer Merit Medical is to invest US$6.7m on an expansion that will include the purchase of a €1.4m site at Parkmore East and will generate 100 new jobs. Recruitment firm creates 100 new tech jobs 25.06.2010 International executive search consulting firm Spencer Stuart is to create 100 new technology jobs over the next five years in software development, IT support services and data quality. US call-centre firm to create up to 400 Dublin jobs 25.06.2010 A US firm which provides call-centre services, Stream Global Services, is to create up to 400 jobs in Dublin. Ergo to create 33 jobs as spin-off goes global24.06.2010 Ergo has built up a multi-million euro business in the IT services space and now the established IT firm has raised €3m in venture capital and will create 33 new jobs as its Fenergo financial software business goes global. Social media firm Weedle to create 50 new jobs21.06.2010 Pioneering Dublin social-networking company Weedle is to create 50 new jobs as part of its quest to enable users to showcase any skill, expertise or talent they have to family, friends and social and professional contacts. Medical-devices firm creates 40 new Dublin jobs18.06.2010 Medical-devices firm Biotrin has announced the creation of 40 high-end jobs as it invests in a new R&D project in Dublin. Zurich powering ahead with 240-job investment14.06.2010 Zurich Insurance is forging ahead with a growth plan at its Dublin and Wexford operations to create 240 new jobs by the end of 2010, bringing total employment to 1,100 in Ireland. Irish tech firm creates 25 new jobs to fuel global expansion 11.06.2010
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