Harmonics, the Irish partner of OI Global Partners (the world’s largest career consulting partnership), has released the results of a proprietary survey of HR professionals representing over 500 organisations from Europe, North America and Australia.
Over 60 primary school students (aged 10-12 years) pitted their Robotic creations against each other at the Analog Devices Primary School Robotics competition which took place in Limerick this weekend. Students from Our Lady Queen of Peace, Janesboro were crowned the 2017 Analog Devices Primary School Robotics Champions.
Veteran CNN Reporter Gina London and John Fitzgerald, MD Harmonics Group, were the guest speakers at a recent CIPD Mid West event focused on the importance of driving employee engagement during organisational change.
Dr Desmond Fitzgerald, the newly appointed president of University of Limerick, spoke of his ambitions for the University at the Limerick Civic Trust’s May business lunch and called on the City to support the University.
The 3rd annual Pay It Forward Kindness Festival will take place in Limerick from 11th to the 17th of March with a number of free events and activities designed to highlight the kindness in every part of Limerick city.
Limerick’s ongoing renaissance and the investment plans unveiled for the city in the Limerick 2030 plan are potential catalysts for further economic growth particularly amongst local businesses according to Laura Ryan, Head of Communications / Marketing at Limerick City & County Council.
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Harmonics, the Irish partner of OI Global Partners (one of the largest career consulting partnerships), has released the results of a proprietary survey of human resources professionals from North America, Europe and Australia. The goals of the survey were to identify the following: Read More
Over 40 staff from Limerick Civic Trust are in the midst of a giant clean-up of five Limerick cemeteries. Mount St Laurence, Mount St Oliver, St Patrick’s, St John’s and St Michael’s will all be cleared of rubbish, leaves and debris in preparation for Christmas.
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Analog Devices International (ADI) is hosting a 2-day Hackathon to examine how ADI technology could be used to minimize the impact of flooding in Ireland.
The brainchild of locally-based employees, the theme of ‘flooding in Ireland’ was chosen because of the impact it has had on so many lives in rural and urban Ireland including Analog staff.
Limerick Civic Trust will plant 5,000 purple crocus corms at various locations around Limerick in support of the Rotary Club of Limerick & Shannon’s Purple 4 Polio campaign.
Earlier this year Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland launched the Purple4Polio campaign, which encourages everyone to join together in the final push to eradicate polio worldwide.