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Key Trends of Multilingual, Call Centre & Customer Service in 2020 Abrivia Salary Survey

GeneralBy Emily Mason 18th February 2020 1 Comment

Abrivia’s multilingual recruitment team recruits for Local & Multinational companies that require recruitment support for multilingual professionals across all sectors. In 2019 we saw continued demand for Swedish, Finnish, Norwegian, German, Dutch and Danish Languages as the most sought after in multilingual professionals which will continue into 2020. With GDP growth of close to 6%…

Great Leaders create Great Work Places!

Employer TipsBy Emily Mason 20th April 2018 Leave a comment

What makes a great work place? Is it people, pay, benefits? Traditional beliefs held that we should manage the workplace from the standpoint that people will always dislike work and when they are at work they will always want to be somewhere else. For years, researchers and companies have tried to measure and understand employee…

Friends and Family Play a Significant Part in Attracting Office Support Staff to Ireland

General, Office SupportBy Emily Mason 28th February 2017 Leave a comment

The recent Abrivia Salary Survey asked Office Support staff not originally from Ireland what was the main determining factor in making the decision to come to Ireland. 31% cited “friends and family” as the main factor in deciding to come to Ireland. This was ahead of career advancement opportunities (21%), salary prospects (15%), work-life balance…

Under Pressure

General, Workplace TipsBy Emily Mason 24th February 2017 Leave a comment

Work and pressure are two terms that can be synonymous with each other and any individual who never encounters pressure at work is a rare find. Pressure comes from a variety of sources: targets, deads, performance reviews, financial debts – the list is endless. If you care about the outcome of a situation, it’s likely…

Lack of Career Advancement Opportunities Drive Office Support Employees to Leave Their Jobs

General, Office SupportBy Emily Mason 20th February 2017 Leave a comment

19% of Office Support employees cited the lack of career advancement opportunities as the main reason why they left their last job. This was closely followed by unhappiness with organisational culture (17%) and dissatisfaction with management (16%). These are the findings according to the Abrivia 2017 Salary Survey and Economic commentary, in association with Trinity…

Unhappiness with Organisational Culture Drives HR professionals to leave their job

General, Human ResourcesBy Emily Mason 14th February 2017 Leave a comment

The number one reason why HR professionals cited for leaving their job was “unhappiness with organisational culture ”, which accounted for 22% of respondents who work in the HR sector. However, employers in the HR sector feel that dissatisfaction with management and work not being challenging enough as the two main factors that drive employee…

Health is your wealth!

General, Workplace TipsBy Emily Mason 14th October 2016 Leave a comment

It’s no secret that healthy workers are among the happiest and the most productive at their jobs. Numerous studies have shown that employees in better overall health exhibit high performance and efficiency levels leading to a greater focus on corporate wellness programs. The opposite is also true, poor health often results in lower job performance,…

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Abrivia work very hard to provide a consultative and supportive recruitment experience to candidates. As a result of this we experience a high volume of candidate referrals to each of our recruitment sectors. To show our appreciation, we invite individuals who refer new candidates to take part in our "referral scheme".

Should you refer a candidate to Abrivia who is successfully placed into a new role by us you will be issued with an One4All Reward Card or an equivalent gift or voucher. The value of the gift will vary according to the following table:

PLATINIUM
Base salary: €80,000+

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One4All Reward Card for €500
Ritz-Carlton Powerscourt Voucher for €500
Ballymaloe Restaurant and Country House Voucher for €500
iPad 16 GB

GOLD
Base salary: €40,000 - €79,999

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One4All Reward Card = €350
The Merrion Hotel Voucher for €350
Ballyknocken House & Cookery School Voucher for €350
Surfdock.ie (Watersports) Voucher for €350

SILVER
Base salary: €0 - €39,999

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One4All Reward Card €200
The Westin Hotel Voucher €200
Dunbrody Country House & Cookery School Voucher €200
Digital Media Box Value €225

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The following are the Terms & Conditions that apply to the Referral Scheme:

Candidates must not have been previously registered on our database.
To qualify referred candidates must complete at least three months of work in a permanent employment. Rebate periods is typically 3 months but sometimes they can be longer
The above table of details (Your name, Friend/Colleague’s name etc) needs to be completed in full and sent to Abrivia in advance of us receiving the Curriculum Vitae
Ownership for referrals lasts 12 months

SALARY SURVEY 2020