Search Results for 'ROBERT WALTERS'
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Over half of Irish employers admit struggling to keep hold of top talent this year
55% of Irish employers state they are struggling more to retain and attract talent this year, compared to 2024.
Zombie workforce: 59 per cent of Irish workers are finding it difficult to ‘switch off’ from work
Despite Irish professionals holding the right not to work beyond official hours, recent research from Robert Walters indicates they may still be facing challenges when trying to switch off from work.
Conscious unbossing - Half of Gen-Z professionals don’t want to be middle managers
Over half of Gen-Z professionals in Ireland don’t want to take on a middle management role in their career.
Conscious unbossing - Half of Gen-Z professionals don’t want to be middle managers
Over half of Gen-Z professionals in Ireland don’t want to take on a middle management role in their career.
A third of managers in Ireland ill-equipped to do the job
A third of managers (33%) in Ireland have had no formal training, while 85% of current managers admit to feeling like they were ‘quietly promoted’ to manage other people, a new survey has shown.
Future workforce on hold? 48% of companies state they are reducing graduate hires this year
48% of Irish employers have stated that they are now hiring fewer graduates than last year.
Less than one in five think their employer does enough to tackle climate change
Only 17% of professionals in Ireland think their employer is doing enough to help combat climate change.
Over half of Irish employers are struggling to attract and retain talent
Approximately 57% of Irish employers are struggling to attract and retain staff this year – two-fifths blame too high salary expectations.
Hiring obstacles - 85% of employers believe skills shortages will impact their hiring this year
Some 85% of Irish employers think skills shortages will impact their hiring plans in 2024.
Half of professionals would start new job search if needed to work more days in-office
Over 50% of Irish professionals would start looking for a new job if they were told by their employer that they’d have to work more days in the office.
