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Hot Sectors for 2009

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  Audio: How much can I earn in 2009?

  How will the gloomy economic outlook impact on salaries in 2009? Brendan Murphy, Managing Director of Osborne Recruitment, talks money.



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  Thinking of moving industry in 2009? Some areas may be a smarter move than others

  Despite the endless stories of job losses and cutbacks, some industries still have significant skills shortages.



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  Top 20 Careers to Pursue in a Recession

  SMP Solutions takes the lid off some of the careers that are least likely to be at risk in a downturn.

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Accounting

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  Recession-proof Job – Even in an economic downturn, demand for accountants remains strong

  Accountancy spans many different roles and for people starting out on this career path the initial challenge is to decide on which qualification to pursue. 

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Digital Media

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  Digital Media rapidly emerging as Ireland’s next economic success story

  The Digital Hub will employ more than 3,000 digital media workers by 2012. Debbie O’Halloran talks exclusively to Philip Flynn, CEO of the Digital Hub Development Agency.



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  Digital Hub prepared for next year’s challenges

  Digital Hub companies are weathering the economic downturn well.



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  Online Games Publisher to create an additonal 50 jobs in Dublin

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Engineering

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  Graduates Needed for Energy Sector

  The operator of the national grid has urged students to choose engineering as a career



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  ‘More green jobs in 2009’

  There will be an increasing number of green jobs available to job seekers in 2009

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Hotel & Catering

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  Experts with experience and a reasonable price tag will be hired first

  In conversation with Micheline Corr, Director of The Firm.



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  How much can I earn working in the Hotel & Catering Sector?

  Salary Guide 2009 for Hotel & Catering

  Sponsored by The Firm

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Information Technology

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  Technology: It’s Where the Jobs Are

  There is no better time to be getting into IT as job markets continue to grow in Ireland and globally.



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  Jobs bonanza for tech sector despite worrying economic climate

  Ireland has reaped a fine harvest of new technology jobs despite the nation's propensity to talk itself into a recession.



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  High in demand: Java Developers

  Java, Java, Java. It’s possibly the most in-demand skill in the IT market right now, with experienced java developers demanding premium salaries.



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  CAD Careers: Get the skills for a rewarding in-demand career in 2009

  AutoCAD is the world's most popular computer-aided drafting software and is used by over six million professionals worldwide

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Legal

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  Audio: With the downturn in conveyancing, what are the growth areas in the legal sector?

  Listen to Lex Consultancy Director Michelle Nolan's Podcast here.



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  An Overview of the Legal Industry in Ireland

  The legal industry in Ireland is undergoing major changes at present, as the demand for different skill-sets follows current market trends, writes Michelle Nolan.



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  Audio: The Outlook for the Legal Sector in 2009

  Brendan Murphy of Osborne Recruitment gives his predictions for the legal profession in 2009

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Medical

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  Pharmacist & Healthcare Salary Survey

  2009 Salary Guide

  Sponsored by The RFT Group



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  The Medical Devices Sector in Ireland

  Ireland is one of the leading global medical devices centres, with a strong reputation for excellence in manufacturing and research driven activities.



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  Medical Recruitment: In Good Health

  The medical recruitment industry is not reporting the same dismal problems seen in some sections of the recruitment industry



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  Starting a career in Medical Sales

  Medical Sales as a profession is an attractive proposition to many people. It is also a difficult career to break into and very competitive once you are working in it.

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Multilingual & Temping

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  Audio: The Multilingual & Contact Centre Sectors in Ireland

  JobsFair talks to Brendan Murphy, Director of Osborne Recruitment, about the multilingual and contact centre industry in Ireland.



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  Audio: The World of Temping: There is still a big demand for Temps in Ireland

  Brendan Murphy, Managing Director of Osborne Recruitment, talks about the Temping Sector in Ireland



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  The multilingual sector continues to thrive in Ireland

  There is a huge demand for professionals with experience in Customer Service, Finance, Order Management and Sales to work in multilingual roles

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Pharmaceutical & Science

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  A Recession-Proof Career? More and more job opportunities in Pharma

  Pharma represents a highly attractive career option as the industry here moves into a new phase of evolution.

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Sales & Marketing

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  Marketing the great survivor with impressive surge in jobs on offer

  Marketing and Media graduates can look forward to good job prospects within the sector, with vacancies up by 40pc.  reports Laura Noonan

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