What Workers Want

​In Ireland almost 4 in 5 employers (79%) reported difficulties in recruiting talent to their business according to the latest research from ManpowerGroup's employment outlook report.

The first step to mending your relationship is understanding what made your worker leave in the first place. Many people have examined the reasons behind the Great Resignation, revealing not one motivator, but several.   

Irish employers report highest Q3 hiring intentions since the survey began in 2006, according to the latest ManpowerGroup Employment Outlook Survey up +42%.

Join us for the latest in our webinar series where ManpowerGroup Ireland will be discussing the latest data from our recently released Employment Outlook Report for Q2 2022 which was featured on RTE News, Today FM, The Irish Times and many other news outlets.

​ManpowerGroup stands with Ukraine, with Ukrainian People everywhere, and for peace. Our people’s safety and wellbeing is always our highest priority. Our teams on the ground, in neighbouring countries, and all across the world are providing extraordinary support through donations to aid humanita...

2022 has the potential to be one of the most transformative years in recent history. From workers taking more control of their professional lives, to the seemingly never-ending struggle of employers to recruit and retain talent, to the rapid acceleration of digital adoption, to businesses realisi...

It’s important that organisations are inclusive to all talent pools, including neurodiversity talent, at all times and especially in a competitive climate. Our panel of experts discuss the importance of attracting a diverse pool in order to bridge those gaps in talent.

As signs of recovery emerge, you’ll need a flexible, scalable recruiting solution to find quality talent.

Includes the latest data, such as the What Workers Want research and industry leading data on diversity and COVID-19 jobs changes – which we hope will spark useful conversations.

The coronavirus pandemic prompted perhaps the largest ever experiment in remote working. Across all six continents, we saw a significant portion of businesses moving their operations online at speed, with many workers being instructed to switch their workstations.

In Part Two of ManpowerGroup Ireland's What Workers Want Report we discuss the ways businesses can action the findings.

Take inspiration from some great examples of how companies around the world have implemented a learning culture.

ManpowerGroup have undertaken a multi-national primary research project to understand the needs and wants of employees in 2020. The results will help your business!