Local job market strong as global economic uncertainty intensifies
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NI Job Market Normalises but Great Resignation 2.0 Risk Emerges
Reading Time: 3 minutes Employers may face new recruitment challenges as pressures mount in a highly competitive job market, according to the latest Job Report from NIJobs.
Hybrid is the new norm in competitive job market
Reading Time: 4 minutes Flexible working models have become an established feature of the workplace, according to the latest NIJobs ‘Job Report’. The NIJobs ‘Job Report’, authored by leading economist Richard Ramsey, reveals that hybrid roles have remained steady, with remote working options in decline.
New survey reveals dealbreakers for NI jobseekers
Reading Time: 3 minutes A new survey from NIJobs has revealed that almost half of jobseekers said that they would refuse a job offer if they had a bad interview or a negative hiring experience.
Optimism for NI job market but recruitment challenges linger
Reading Time: 3 minutes The latest NIJobs “Jobs Report” indicates economic optimism with an increase in jobs for HR professionals reflecting employers focus on attracting and retaining talent.
Adoption of AI could streamline recruitment process
Reading Time: 4 minutes The latest Job Report from NIJobs, in partnership with Ulster Bank, reveals an easing back in jobs in the final quarter of 2023. The analysis indicates a softening in the recruitment market following the hiring surge of recent years.
NI Job Market Remains Steady but Talent Challenges Persist
Reading Time: 3 minutes Recruitment levels across Northern Ireland have remained steady in the third quarter of 2023, although many organisations continue to experience long-term skills shortages and difficulties when it comes to filling roles. The ‘NIJobs Job Report with Ulster Bank’ provides timely quarterly data and job listings, offering insight into recruitment trends, the economic environment, and the types of roles jobseekers are searching for online.
NI job market defies expectations
Reading Time: 3 minutes NIJobs reveals that optimism and investment are some of the factors contributing to healthy recruitment levels as the local market continues to defy expectations. The Q1 NIJobs Report with Ulster Bank also signals that the normalisation of the job market continued following previous record highs.
Local job market set for a year of transition
Reading Time: 3 minutes The latest Job Report from NIJobs indicates that 2023 will be a year of transition for the local recruitment market as businesses and job seekers continue to navigate through the cost-of-living crisis.
Demand for staff remains high
Reading Time: 4 minutes Demand for staff remains high despite a rise in official unemployment figures, according to the latest data from the ‘NIJobs Job Report with Ulster Bank‘. Sam McIlveen, General Manager at NIJobs, says “While the economic environment may be uncertain, our job data demonstrates that companies are continuing to actively recruit.”