Why are finance professionals leaving Ireland and what can businesses do to retain them
Why are so many finance and accountancy professionals leaving Ireland in favour of Australia?
Why should people want to stay in Ireland?
Ireland is a talent hub for Financial Services, one that experienced incredible success over the last few years. 250 of the world’s leading financial firms and half of the world’s top 50 banks, including Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, State Street, Credit Suisse, Bank of America, and JP Morgan, have internationally focused operations here.
There is no doubt that the availability of jobs attracts applicants, but so too is the quality of life you can enjoy. Cities like Dublin, Galway Cork and Limerick boast a vibrant social scene, perfect for those who want to balance challenging work with hard play after working hours.
What can businesses do to stop the “brain drain”?
In a recent article we recommended making workplaces accessible for everyone, especially those with invisible disabilities. Hidden disabilities can include physical ailments, from hearing loss to chronic pain or visual impairment. They can also be neurological – learning disabilities, autism, epilepsy, and others. They can even be mental – depression, anxiety, ADHD, etc.
How can Marks Sattin help Irish citizens looking to return from abroad
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