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Although employees working in the sector are happy with their current salary, survey results show the majority are on the hunt for more money this year.
While companies are making strides to improve inclusivity and pay transparency, gender pay gap reports and board representations across 2024, show more work is needed.
The Irish Farmers Journal student survey has shown a small number of students studying agricultural science intend to go farming when they finish college, with more seeking jobs, writes Sarah McIntosh.
It can be easy to feel lost at any stage during your career, particularly when it is a competitive jobs market, it’s important to spend time thinking about your next step, writes Sarah McIntosh.
With labour shortages continuing, the sector is relying on work permits with a record of 38,189 issued last year with 3,500 granted for the agri sector, writes Sarah McIntosh.
Movement in the jobs market has kicked off on the right foot for 2025, with plenty of roles and opportunities, however there is a shortage of qualified candidates and workers.
Results of the Irish Farmers Journal jobs survey show that 68% of agri-food companies are finding it hard to Fill roles with the biggest difficulty being limited local talent, writes Sarah McIntosh.
With the average dairy farm experiencing a 30% rise in workload over the last decade, labour efficiency has never been so important, writes Sarah McIntosh.