The total number of jobs advertised in Ireland in Q2 of this year was up 17pc on 2014’s numbers.
This period saw telecoms, in particular, seeing a sharp rise in job postings, up 41pc on the same time last year.
Banking and fintech saw listings up by almost half, with construction, architecture and property up 18pc, according to a report by IrishJobs.ie.
Of jobseekers surveyed that are currently employed, almost one-fifth have received a salary increase this year, with another 30pc expecting one.
There’s plenty of movement, too, with almost everyone surveyed (93pc) saying they would upskill or retrain for a new job as the market shifts.
“The Jobs Index has shown steady growth in the jobs market over the past year and this growth is gaining momentum,” says Safann MacCarthy, marketing director with IrishJobs.ie.
“Employers across SME’s and large enterprise are hiring at a greater rate with a very positive impact on the total number of jobs available.”
Looking for tech jobs in Ireland? Check out our Featured Employers section for information on companies hiring right now.
Main image of Dublin’s IFSC via Shutterstock
