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LinkedIn set to recruit 100 new staff in Ireland

byCustoms Today Report
07/12/2015
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DUBLIN: LinkedIn, the social network for business people and professionals, is to fill a further 100 jobs in Ireland.

The company revealed today that it currently employs 900 people in Ireland, an increase of 300 in the last year.

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Work has now begun on that building and it is due for completion in 2017, with 700 temporary construction jobs created as a result.

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