Survey claims house prices making it hard for firms to recruit from abroad

There is a warning that Irish universities are not producing enough graduates to fill jobs in the digital and tech sector.

Survey claims house prices making it hard for firms to recruit from abroad

There is a warning that Irish universities are not producing enough graduates to fill jobs in the digital and tech sector.

A survey by recruitment firm Prosperity also shows that the price and lack of accommodation here is making it too hard to recruit people from abroad.

Co-founder Gary Mullen says something needs to be done to address the problems.

He said: "A solution possibly would be to look at some of the hotels owned by Nama and start to convert them into high-spec accommodation for people who are coming over.

"Or maybe start to look at our building regulations, maybe think about building taller buildings in Dublin where we c an actually accommodate the tech talent that is coming over."

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