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Enterprising Irish workers are coming up with new ways to beat the budget according to a new survey from IrishJobs.ie.

New year resolutions are traditionally associated with getting fit and losing weight, but according to a new survey it is their work situation that many people are concerned with improving each year.

Work meetings are part and parcel of Irish business life but for many employees having to sit around the table listening to the constant use of ‘buzz words’ and cliches can prove extremely annoying.

A new survey from recruitment website www.irishjobs.ie has found that 27 per cent of Irish workers admitted to checking their work emails while on holidays. The survey also revealed that six per cent of workers said they would check work texts while away, and five per cent said they would ring the office while on annual leave.

According to a new survey, over 40 per cent of people plan to continue working beyond the official age of retirement (currently at 65 years).

Retirement plans are changing radically as people no longer expect to put their feet up at 65 due to money constraints and simply because 65 is no longer deemed old.

According to a new survey, over 40 per cent of people plan to continue working beyond the official age of retirement (currently at 65 years).

The recent snow and ice covered roads have been taking their toll on Irish workers, according to a new survey by IrishJobs.ie

The recent snow and ice covered roads have been taking their toll on Irish workers, according to a new survey by IrishJobs.ie

The recent snow and ice covered roads have been taking their toll on Irish workers, according to a new survey by IrishJobs.ie