He has proposed a minimum 10 per cent tariff on trade with the EU, that could reduce EU exports by more than €150 billion annually. Photograph: AP Photo/Alex BrandonUncertainty over the trade policy environment in the wake of November’s US presidential election is already affecting hiring in Ireland by firms operating in the tech sector, according torecruitment specialists Morgan McKinley. “The technology sector has seen a cautious approach from US tech companies operating in Ireland, particularly concerning the hiring of software development talent,” Ms Keevans said. The tech sector’s recruitment slowdown, especially in research and development roles, reflects broader economic uncertainties. This has led to increased demand for roles in risk management, ESG and operational resilience,” she said.

Source: The Irish Times July 30, 2024 21:40 UTC