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INDEED, THE WORLD’S largest jobs website, has announced a plan to hire 500 new staff in Dublin.
The move comes as the company expands its operations at its Dublin-based headquarters for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
The company has already started recruiting for sales, client services, HR, business development, marketing, finance, strategy and operations roles.
Chris Hyams, President of Indeed said:
“Today’s announcement is a particularly important one for Indeed. Deciding where to recruit and hire the right people ultimately helps us to fulfil Indeed’s mission – to help people get jobs. Having our EMEA hub in Dublin is the natural choice given the large pool of high-skilled talent both locally and from the rest of Europe.
“We now have 530 employees, representing 19 nationalities in our Dublin office.”
Employees at the company are offered a host of benefits including:
Taoiseach Enda Kenny said that the plan was a “fantastic endorsement of our strengthening economy”.
Founded in 2004, Indeed has sites in more than 60 countries and 28 languages and is visited by 200 million people a month.
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Food outlet offerings and coffee shops are probably the only things you can’t get from Amazon, yet.
@wattsed: Amazon is a rip off nearly always cheaper to buy somewhere else.
@JesusMoreBullshit: JesusMoreBullshit:
Hamleys wasnted viable because they never had any stock
Also huge mark ups on the stock they did have!
Used to be an amazing Mexican restaurant called Cortinas in that area. Rent went up forcing them out. It would be great if they could be lured back.
Fine shopping centre! Fairplay to it
I’ve no doubt that new food quarter will be quality & hopefully some new names to enter the republic . Retail is very fragile @ Moment Dundrum appears to be continuing to lead the market ever since Hammerson took over they have used every inch of empty space & now inside the mall has a full house . There’s a few empty spaces outside but they will taken by new coming restaurant. It will be interesting to see who enters . Also interesting to see who takes urban outfitters & Roleys . Dundrum is a very well runned centre & is a huge success story. And by the way to any be grudges house of Fraser is confirmed to be staying
In these large shopping plazas, unless your a Giant retailer,the smaller guys have no chance because of the horrendous rents they have to pay.
It’s pure greed of the owners of these complexes.
And of course to add to the smaller guys woes, there’s online shopping.
Goods made in Sweat Shops in third world countries and although these corporations are buying the stock for a Pittance, they Gouge the shoppers in price as if the product is made in Western countries.Prime example Nike.
Made in sweat shops for bugger all and we have to pay hugely over inflated prices for their product!
The Rich get Richer, the Poor get Poorer.
Old news.
@David Harkin: Not for me
We must eat more to save shopping centres..
More upmarket burger joints won’t fill the holes
THE END IS NIGH!!!
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