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The Benefit of a People-First Approach in the Age of Automation and Sustainability
People Power: The Benefits of a People-First Approach in the Age of Automation and SustainabilitySpecialization isn't just a trend; it's a strategic advantage. Companies that cultivate a specialized workforce are better equipped to:Embrace change: With specialists at the helm, businesses can adapt to emerging technologies and market shifts with greater agility.Drive innovation: Diverse specializations bring together a wider range of expertise, fostering creative solutions and groundbreaking ideas.Enhance efficiency and productivity: Specialized teams tackle complex tasks with greater speed and accuracy, maximizing their impact.Yet, the rise of specialization doesn't diminish the value of well-rounded skills and adaptability. It's about finding your niche and developing a deep understanding of a particular field. This journey can be incredibly rewarding, offering:Career fulfillment: Specializing allows you to become a true expert, mastering your craft and contributing meaningfully to your chosen field.Increased demand: Specific skillsets are highly sought-after in today's job market, opening doors to exciting opportunities.Lifelong learning: Being a specialist fosters a love for continuous learning, keeping you at the forefront of your field.Whether you're a job seeker honing your skills or a business leader building your team, there's an opportunity to thrive in this evolving landscape. By fostering a culture of specialization and continuous learning, we can all contribute to building a future-ready workforce.Embracing the Future: A People-First ApproachAs we navigate the most transformative workforce changes of our lifetime, where the only limit is the extent of our imagination, we must never lose sight of the true catalyst behind our success – our people.Encouraging creativity, out-of-the-box thinking, and innovative problem-solving is crucial for the success and longevity of any organization. Empowering team members to challenge established norms, think critically, and value collaboration and diversity of thought creates an environment more likely to generate innovative ideas that can drive the organization forward. Prioritizing personal and professional growth leads to individual development, job satisfaction, and overall productivity. Building a culture of trust, respect, and empowerment encourages dedication to delivering high-quality work and achieving exceptional results.Together, we have the power to build a future where the ingenuity of our people illuminates the path forward, where innovation and collaboration are the currency of success, and where the unrelenting force of human potential reshapes the very fabric of what we believe to be possible.Welcome to the future of work – a future driven by people.
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The Transferable Skills that Employers Look For
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Manpower Ireland 2024 Salary Guide
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Ireland Q4 Employment Outlook Report - Just Released
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Webinar Alert - Q4 2024 Hiring Trends & Market Insights Wednesday Nov 13th
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HuManpower is all about Experts Powering Experts. Our recruiters and talent agents drill down into specialties including Skilled Technical, Engineering and Finance. They know the nuances of the market and how to find the people you need to support your business objectives.
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Coaching Connect with Manpower
Coaching Connect with ManpowerPreparing your executives for the launch of their exciting new careers….Coaching Connect is our New Executive Placement initiative launched by Manpower Ireland and supported by our talent solutions specialist sister brand Right Management. All clients now availing of a Retained Search Recruitment Delivery Model at Manpower will be supported by our Coaching Connect programme which will provide new hires with an individual bespoke executive coaching programme to support their onboarding and integration into their new role with our client company.How does it work?Coaching Connect is available when a client undertakes a retained search placement programme with Manpower for roles with a starting salary of €40k or more.All placed candidates under this model will be supported with access to executive coach for Two 1-Hour Executive Coaching Sessions to assist their transition into their new role.One session could be post acceptance/prestart to help the new employee prepare for their upcoming role and the second session would usually be after their first 30 days to reflect on progress so far and assist with next steps for their development.Manpower will arrange for delivery of these coaching sessions on behalf of our candidates and manage the relationship directly.What are the Benefits?The programme will help better prepare new employees that are placed through our retained search model integrate in their new role and help them excel with our client companies.Executive coaching can be hugely beneficial to new executives in preparing them for the challenges of their new career and in hitting the ground running.Download our Manpower Coaching Connect Brochure
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Healthy staffing environments are expected in Ireland in Q3 2024
Healthy staffing environments are expected in Ireland with a Net Employment Outlook of 25%In Q3 2024, healthy staffing environments are expected in Ireland with a Net Employment Outlook (NEO) of 25 percentage points. The outlook strengthens by 4 points compared to last quarter, but worsens by 3 points since this time last year. Ireland ranks in the top third of the region for its employment outlook, 5 points above the regional average.Ireland’s employers are benefitting from easing inflation that has improved considerably. Economic growth is still modest but increasing from 2023. However, the many multinational companies headquartered in Ireland are likely still recovering from the falling demand and exports seen last year. Job vacancy rate in Ireland is also still low, although job creation may strengthen in the months ahead. In this context, Irish employers are slightly accelerating their hiring pace.Download the ManpowerGroup Ireland Q3 2024 Employment Outlook ReportIrish employers in 8 of 9 sectors anticipate an increase in staffing levels in the next quarter, while 1 sector is expecting a decrease. Compared to last quarter, staffing climates have strengthened in 6 of 9 sectors and weakened in 3 sectors. Compared to a year ago, staffing climates have weakened in 5 of 9 sectors, strengthened in 3, while seen no change in 1 sector.Irish hiring managers in all 5 regions expect an increase in staffing levels from June to September 2024. Since the previous quarter, job markets have strengthened in 4 of 5 regions and weakened in 1 region. Looking back to a year ago, staffing climates have strengthened in 3 of 5 regions and weakened in 2 regions.Irish employers in very large organizations with 1000-4999 employees are the most optimistic with a NEO of 48, rising by 26 percentage points since Q2 2024, and 5 percentage points since this quarter last year. However, micro-organizations with less than 10 employees have seen a NEO drop of 15 points to 0 this since last quarter.Download the ManpowerGroup Ireland Q3 2024 Employment Outlook Report
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