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Performance appraisals are an integral part of effective people management in all companies. They provide a structured framework for evaluating employee performance, setting goals, and fostering professional development.

Employment contracts are essential documents that define the terms and conditions of the working relationship between employers and employees. In Ireland, the nature of employment varies across industries, leading to different types of contracts to suit diverse needs.

Writing an effective CV can be daunting and requires time and effort, but following a few simple guidelines will make the process a lot easier and make your CV a lot more effective. Certain format guidelines I shall discuss further will dramatically increase any candidate’s chances of being shortlisted.

Are you looking for a job but do not know where to start? There are several free supports available to you to help you in your search.

As Ireland braces for another year of near-record-low unemployment, recruiters and jobseekers alike are navigating a landscape marked by innovation, flexibility, and fierce talent competition.

Manpower has immediate Production Operator opportunities for anyone interested in working with the global leader in medical technology, Medtronic, which develops and manufactures devices and therapies that improve the lives and health of millions of people.

While it could be argued that one of the main objectives of educating yourself in college is to maximise your chances of getting a job, the actual pursuit of employability as a key factor is driving a centre in the University of Galway to become a global trendsetter in the field.

Colman Collins is the co-founder of Collins McNicholas Recruitment and HR Services Group, as well as the author of the must-read ‘How to Succeed in your First Job’. With over 40 years of experience in recruitment and human resources, he reveals his top tips for employers and employees to the Galway Advertiser in this insightful Q&A.

Recently retired, after 23 years in a number of Galway schools as a guidance counsellor, Patricia O’Flaherty spoke with the Galway Advertiser about the importance of making a good first impression, what employers need to work on, and what the “real killer” for employees is.

Offering flexibility, career growth and skills development, the Irish hospitality sector has emerged triumphant from its COVID-19 slump, entering into what is likely to be its fourth consecutive year of increased staff retention and employee engagement.