IBEC report claims jobs woe will end in 2012

A new report by IBEC claims 2012 is likely to be the last year of falling employment in this country.

IBEC report claims jobs woe will end in 2012

A new report by IBEC claims 2012 is likely to be the last year of falling employment in this country.

The Jobs Report by the employers' group shows that 20,000 new jobs were announced during the first ten months of this year.

Meanwhile, a separate report - the Morgan McKinley Irish Employment Monitor - shows a 4% rise in the number of new professional jobs available now compared to a year ago.

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