How can I get consulting work in Ireland?
I work in education and technology
Other - Ireland - 1 Answers
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try looking at job sites such as jobs.ie or monster.ie
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Monday, November 1, 2010
Now that Ireland is wealthier than Britain, is it time the Brits lost their attitude
Now that Ireland is wealthier than Britain, is it time the Brits lost their attitude?
For many years there has been great anti-Irish prejudice in Britain. It was somewhat understandable when crowds of Irish people were emigrating to Britain for work. Ireland has had full employment for seven years now. We are one of the wealthiest nations in the world on a per capita basis (second only to Japan) according to The Economist. Yet many British still think Irish are freeloaders taking their jobs. Why? Proportionately more British are coming to Ireland looking for work. I have been assaulted in Britain on more than one occasion for being Irish.
Immigration - 5 Answers
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i live in England i can honestly say i never come across this prejudice before, we have openly employed Irish people at the firm where i work without any Prejudice or anything.
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Maybe the government of Ireland should invade Britain. Why not?
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The British as a nation prejudges everyone that doesn't appear in Buerke's Peerage, even the Royal family are a target as a result of their German heritage. I don't believe you should worry, if Ireland is now richer, good luck to them!
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we have come a long way since the no blacks, no irish, no dogs days. Of course the British should lose their prejudices, just as the Irish should lose their anti-English, 600 years of oppression attitude. I think in the main part both countries have.
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oi oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i am Irish in London what the hell are you rattling on about?????????
For many years there has been great anti-Irish prejudice in Britain. It was somewhat understandable when crowds of Irish people were emigrating to Britain for work. Ireland has had full employment for seven years now. We are one of the wealthiest nations in the world on a per capita basis (second only to Japan) according to The Economist. Yet many British still think Irish are freeloaders taking their jobs. Why? Proportionately more British are coming to Ireland looking for work. I have been assaulted in Britain on more than one occasion for being Irish.
Immigration - 5 Answers
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i live in England i can honestly say i never come across this prejudice before, we have openly employed Irish people at the firm where i work without any Prejudice or anything.
2 :
Maybe the government of Ireland should invade Britain. Why not?
3 :
The British as a nation prejudges everyone that doesn't appear in Buerke's Peerage, even the Royal family are a target as a result of their German heritage. I don't believe you should worry, if Ireland is now richer, good luck to them!
4 :
we have come a long way since the no blacks, no irish, no dogs days. Of course the British should lose their prejudices, just as the Irish should lose their anti-English, 600 years of oppression attitude. I think in the main part both countries have.
5 :
oi oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i am Irish in London what the hell are you rattling on about?????????
Thursday, October 21, 2010
How much the placement fee,to work in ireland
How much the placement fee,to work in ireland?
Other - Ireland - 4 Answers
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no idea what you are talking about
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If a company is offering to find you work in Ireland in return for a fee, forget it. It is a con. There is no work in Ireland, employers aren't allowed to take foreigners unless they can prove they can't find a suitable Irish or EU citizen to take the job. As Ireland has a very qualified, highly skilled workforce who have been forced into unemployment it isn't going to happen. We have teachers working as cleaners and accountants stacking supermarket shelves part time. A recent job opening in a nearby town for a part time petrol attendant got over 100 applications.
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There are not the jobs in Ireland for the Irish, so there are no jobs for people from elsewhere.....no ide what you mean about placement fee...unless a company is asking for it to get you a job...if it is it is a con.......if you intend to move to Ireland and work and you are from an EU country then get your job before you move...if you are outside the EU then forget it.......
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Agencies usually get their fee from the employer. If you are considering any offer to find you a job for a fee, forget it. It is a con. They only want your money. Jobs here are very scarce, and EU regulations mean employers consider Irish first and then EU citizens. Any other nationality doesn't have much of a chance. You'd also have to get a work permit, and I think that depends on a firm job offer first - and the other regulations make that unlikely.
Other - Ireland - 4 Answers
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no idea what you are talking about
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If a company is offering to find you work in Ireland in return for a fee, forget it. It is a con. There is no work in Ireland, employers aren't allowed to take foreigners unless they can prove they can't find a suitable Irish or EU citizen to take the job. As Ireland has a very qualified, highly skilled workforce who have been forced into unemployment it isn't going to happen. We have teachers working as cleaners and accountants stacking supermarket shelves part time. A recent job opening in a nearby town for a part time petrol attendant got over 100 applications.
3 :
There are not the jobs in Ireland for the Irish, so there are no jobs for people from elsewhere.....no ide what you mean about placement fee...unless a company is asking for it to get you a job...if it is it is a con.......if you intend to move to Ireland and work and you are from an EU country then get your job before you move...if you are outside the EU then forget it.......
4 :
Agencies usually get their fee from the employer. If you are considering any offer to find you a job for a fee, forget it. It is a con. They only want your money. Jobs here are very scarce, and EU regulations mean employers consider Irish first and then EU citizens. Any other nationality doesn't have much of a chance. You'd also have to get a work permit, and I think that depends on a firm job offer first - and the other regulations make that unlikely.
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