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The 2019 ABRIVIA/TCD SALARY, EMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMIC TRENDS SURVEY

Career Guidance, Employer Tips, General, General Knowledge, Workplace TipsBy abrivia_admin 9th January 2019 Leave a comment

Political influence on economies, Dublin losing its charm, Trump’s ‘China Syndrome’ the need for a new social contract and building a personal on brand are some of the trends spotlighted in the 2019 Abrivia Recruitment/TCD Salary, Employment and Economic Trends Survey. Undertaken in partnership with Trinity Business School at Trinity College Dublin, the…

How to get an Irish Residence Permit(IRP)

General KnowledgeBy abrivia_admin 7th December 2018 Leave a comment

Re-locating to a new location, or a new country can always be a challenge, especially when you need to follow the rules and regulations of the host country. Deciding to move over to Ireland, is an exciting adventure-one that can also be a bit of a challenge as well. If you are thinking of moving…

Top tips for relocating to Ireland

GeneralBy Laura Young 3rd December 2018 Leave a comment

I relocated back to Ireland during the summer after two years abroad. I am currently working on a multilingual desk sourcing candidate for roles based in Dublin. I now find myself supporting candidates in relocating to Ireland in a similar situation to where I was only a few months ago. It can be daunting experience…

Race Diversity: What are the 3 Top Non-Irish Nationalities living in Ireland?

General, General KnowledgeBy abrivia_admin 25th October 2018 Leave a comment

The 2016 Census found that the top non-Irish nationalities living in Ireland were from Poland, the UK and Lithuania. In 2016 there were 122,515 Polish nationals, 103,113 from the UK and 36,552 Lithuanian nationals living in Ireland. Where in Ireland have the highest Polish populations? Out of 122,515 Polish people living in Ireland a staggering…

Irish Unemployment rate falls to 5.4%

GeneralBy abrivia_admin 4th October 2018 Leave a comment

The country is nearing full employment as the CSO reports that the rate of employment in Ireland fell to 5.4% in September. This is a substantial drop when one considers that the employment rate in September 2017 stood at 6.6%. According to the CSO, the seasonally adjusted number of persons unemployed was 129,400 in September…

Irish Economy set to grow by 5.4% in 2018

UncategorizedBy abrivia_admin 30th May 2018 Leave a comment

Focus Economics reports that Irish GDP will grow by a phenomenal 5.4% in 2018. Industrial production is expected to grow by 2.8% with strong demand being recorded in both domestic and overseas markets. The GDP growth prediction is the consensus figure from loing at the predictions of 24 commentators on the Irish Economy, from AIB…

GAA is a major harbinger of Career Success

Career GuidanceBy abrivia_admin 8th March 2018 Leave a comment

A very interesting finding which emanated form the Abrivia 2018 Salary Survey is that the involvement of an employee in sport, notably GAA, was cited by 36% of employers as a major harbinger of career success and of a willingness to help others in the workplace. Immediately I asked myself the question, why is this…

Securing Ireland

General, TechnologyBy Andrew Meehan 30th January 2017 Leave a comment

Ireland is fast becoming an IT Security hub for Europe with companies focusing on R&D, threat research, security forums, and security operation centres activities/functions here. There has been a significant investment not only from large global security organisations, such as Mandiant, FireEye, and Symantec but also locally grown companies such as Daon, Espion, and Integrity…

Ireland – The Global Technology Hub

General, TechnologyBy abrivia_admin 12th December 2016 Leave a comment

Nine of the top ten global software companies are based in Ireland. Nine of the top ten global ICT companies and four of the top five IT services companies are also based here. Why has Ireland become a global hub for technology companies? Availability of Skilled Labour According to IMD, we are number one…

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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
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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

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