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Unemployment rate falls to 4.2% as remote work opportunities persist – Indeed

8 Mar Amidst a robust labour market 15.4% of Irish job postings on Indeed offer remote, hybrid, or flexible working options

Unemployment rate remains at all-time record low of 3.8% as wage growth holds steady – Indeed

6 Jul Pawel Adrjan, director of economic research at hiring platform Indeed, analyses the implications of the latest CSO employment data

Unemployment rate reaches all-time record low at 3.8%: Indeed

2 Jun Figures likely bode well for those searching for summer work in the coming months," says Indeed senior economist Jack Kennedy

Unemployment continues downward trajectory amid cautious optimism: Indeed

1 Mar Employers are still actively hiring, with the level of Irish job postings on Indeed up 59.5% on 24 February 2023 compared to 1 February 2020

CSO employment trends remain positive as job postings rise: Indeed Ireland

7 Dec "Service-sector jobs were the biggest contributors to the rebound in job postings since early October," says Pawel Adrjan, economist at Indeed

Unemployment falls in February but level of long-term unemployed a concern: Indeed

8 Mar "Ireland’s ability to recover rapidly from labour market shocks is notable given that the UK and eurozone economies have yet to see their labour...

Demand for remote work booms in Ireland and likely to remain post-pandemic – Indeed/OECD study

1 Feb Employers seek to meet employee preferences, with posts for more flexible roles four times higher than pre-pandemic

Half of workers say they will only apply for flexible or working from home jobs – Indeed

14 Dec 40% expect a 20% pay bump to consider moving roles

Employers likely to struggle to fill Christmas jobs due to tight labour market – Indeed

16 Nov Number of people searching for seasonal roles is 24% lower than in 2019

Heinz ‘ketchups with Facebook’ by selling the new Heinz Tomato Ketchup with Balsamic Vinegar variant online

A friend indeed?

19 Apr How can you ensure social networks become a ‘friend’ to your business interests and not a potentially fatal foe? Gillian Hamill reports.