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Employment Statistics in Ireland 2007

23 August 2007 | Ireland | 8 Responses by paul savage.

Many people wonder about the number of work permits that are currently valid in Ireland, here is a quick statistical run down up to and including July 31st 2007. Currently there are work permits issued for 12,805 workers in Ireland. This is down from 19,557 that were valid in 2006.

Irish Work Permit

Top Ten Countries with Permits issued from Ireland

Also available are the numbers of countries who were denied work permits, and for the sake of clarity the top three are India (184), Philippines (134), China (116).

Position Country Number of Permits
1 India 2067
2 Philippines 2015
3 South Africa 818
4 Ukraine 808
5 United States of America 697
6 China 607
7 Brazil 515
8 Australia 491
9 Pakistan 453
10 Malaysia 411

Work Permits by Industry

Here is a break down of what industries have had the most number of work permits issued.

Position Industry Number of Permits
1 Service Industry 4041
2 Medical & Nursing 2939
3 Sport 2903
4 Catering 2533
5 Industry 1265
6 Agriculture & Fisheries 720
7 Education 457
8 Exchange Agreements 314
9 Domestic 289
10 Entertainment 85

Top Irish Companies who have received Work Permits

It is also possible to find out what companies have the most work permits issued. We are a little confused with Macra Na Feirme heading the list, but it’s possible these are for some manual labour.

Position Company Number of Permits
1 Macra Na Feirme 105
2 Cemex IT Services Ltd 52
3 Health Services Executive 47
4 KPMG 32
5 Locumotion 29
6 ISS Contract Cleaners Limited 21
7 Liffey Meats (Cavan) Ltd 19
8 Ernst & Young 18
9 Google Ireland Limited 17
10 Satyam Computer Services
Limited (India)
on secondment to Satyam Computer
Services Limited (Ireland)
16
11 University of Dublin 16
12 Kepak Group Ltd 16
13 Tom Duffy & Son’s Circus 15

So there you have it, a quick look at what is happening in Ireland with regards to work permits.

Source : [Entemp.ie].

8 Responses

  1. Paul said on 23 Aug 2007 at 6:00 pm

    Interesting info. Hope you don’t mind if I nick this to use when talking to my clients. p.s classic that the circus made it onto the leader board - never been to that one!!

  2. paul savage said on 23 Aug 2007 at 6:14 pm

    No worries Paul, use away !

    Also don’t be afraid to put a link back to your site in your posts. (I’ve edited your last one)

  3. paul savage said on 4 Sep 2007 at 2:40 pm

    We’ve been featured on NorthernSound : [here] :D

  4. Steve said on 22 Oct 2007 at 10:59 am

    This web site only gives information how may work permit are given. There many Green card workpermit given in Ireland for which there is no data on there web site. Actually Number of work permit has come down because every one is getting Green card permit.

  5. paul said on 22 Oct 2007 at 12:12 pm

    True Steve, the data wasn’t available for Green Cards. But as soon as I get it I will post it up. Btw. not everyone is getting a Green Card ;)

  6. jeanette said on 23 Oct 2007 at 3:05 pm

    just to clarify the statistical deatil for DETE, i enquired and the DETE confirmed that the stats include green card permits as the stats are for employment permits (green card & work permits). i needed this confirmation as i provide immigration services…

  7. R.SHANMUGAM said on 24 Dec 2007 at 9:32 am

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  8. Matt said on 8 Feb 2008 at 9:19 pm

    My company got 2 non EEA person on Green card but my company is not listed in the list of company’s for whom workpermit is issued. I think This web site do not provide greecard details. Can you get this information from DETE on Mail ?. DETE call center gives different answer each time you call, Mail from them should be good.

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