Here at Abrivia we released our tech salary survey in January, which reviewed the previous 12 months and loed forward then to 2020. Ireland’s labour market last year, proved it was agile, resilient in face of serious challenges, whilst remaining a prominent place to invest in the midst of global economic uneasiness. Some issues still…
According to FSI statistics over 42,000 people are employed directly within the Financial Services Market and 33% of these people are based outside of Dublin. Companies who have a presence in Ireland include 11 of the top 15 Insurance Companies, 17 of the top 20 Banks and 14 of the top 15 Aircraft Leasing Companies.…
With talks deadlocked and a major vote scheduled for the House of Commons tomorrow (12th of March), the outcome of Brexit is as uncertain as ever. If the vote tomorrow is rejected it los likely that there will a vote on whether the UK should leave without a deal or not. If the “no deal…
The third Abrivia Salary Survey Breakfast Briefing to place in the Tercentenary Hall in Trinity Biomedical Science Institute on Pearse St. Dublin 2 on Wednesday January 16th 2019. Over 150 guests were treated to 90 minutes of insights and analysis from three expert speakers from our partners in Trinity Business School; Dr Charles Larkin,…
There is a resounding air of positivity in regards taking on new hires in 2019, according to the Abrivia/TCD Salary Survey 2019. This is despite much uncertainty caused by Brexit, US economic policy, China-US trade wars and warnings in regards an overheating domestic economy. For example, 95% of companies in Ireland’s ICT sector plan to…
The Abrivia Salary Survey 2019 unveiled many interesting insights into Ireland’s Accountancy, Finance and Banking Sector. Below are some of the main highlights: Employers in Accountancy, Finance & Banking Sector • 80% cited pay satisfaction as the main reason for employee retention • 60% said headcount increased in 2018 • Over 70% plan to hire…
The third Abrivia Salary Survey Breakfast Briefing to place in the Tercentenary Hall in Trinity Biomedical Science Institute on Pearse St. Dublin 2. Over 150 guests were treated to 90 minutes of insights and analysis from three expert speakers from our partners in Trinity Business School; Dr Charles Larkin, Dr Brian Lucey and Dr…
If there’s one person in the world right now whose job no one is envious of, it’s Theresa May. Tasked with finding a suitable solution for a problem that will have a profound impact on so many people and processes (the existence of which she voted against to begin with) she now faces the likelihood…
The Abrivia Salary Survey 2018 made some very interesting findings in regards Brexit. Salary Prospects Post Brexit Employees feel that Brexit will have a minimal effect on salary prospects in Ireland. Employers are slightly less optimistic about salary prospects in Ireland post Brexit, with most predicting a medium sized impact on salaries in Ireland. Mobility…
With Brexit negotiations reaching a critical stage and Ireland apparently in the driving seat on EU policy when it comes to a hard of soft border, it is worth reflecting on the actual significance of our trading relationship with Britain. In September 2017, the trade in goods(Imports) between Ireland and the UK was worth over…
