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Whatever happened to secure full-time work?Mariaam Bhatti: Tales of a Domestic Worker I learned recently that the younger generation, my age and below, is likely to have had 20 jobs by the time they retire. I also learned that getting a mortgage is increasingly difficult for younger people, with a 20 per cent deposit often mandatory for first-time buyers in addition to holding a secure job: something that most lenders want to see and something for which the current nature of working doesn’t always provide the privilege.
Social storm over domestic workers‘Social media can break you faster than it makes you,” read a headline I read in the news recently, and I can only agree 100 per cent. There are many times I feel that some people have unjustly lost their jobs due to their online footprints, or simply not thinking things through before posting, or not even imagining the impact.
Five soft skills employers want - and how to show you’ve got themIt’s clear that so-called ‘soft skills’ are a key differentiator in the workplace. So what are the most sought-after soft skills on Jobs.ie and how do you show that you have them? According to Jobs.ie general manager Christopher Paye, there are five key skills that make a real difference but which many candidates ignore.
Tales of a Domestic Worker: We all want some job securityI’ve been reviewing my own employability against a job market that has changed to a no-strings-attached kind of work. This thought has been lodged in my head following a conversation on a boat trip one recent evening in Dun Laoghaire.
Black Irish ire over Luas job claimsTransdev hires no black Irish driver in years despite diversity strategy.
The excitement is electric at Tallaght summer camp awardsDozens of young migrants and locals packed Tallaght’s Jobstown Community Centre on 28 July for a talent show and awards ceremony hosted as part of a popular summer camp.
Charles Laffiteau's Bigger PictureDonald Trump won the US presidential election because he succeeded in feeding the same unrealistic expectations of mature white voters with lower levels of education that Michael Gove, Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage stoked in order to persuade their British counterparts to vote for Brexit. Both Trump and the Brexit champions blamed the declining economic fortunes of their countries’ blue-collar workers on immigration and companies shifting manufacturing jobs abroad