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Workday ‘still hiring’, with 90 roles currently open at software firm
The company which announced plans to create 1,000 jobs in Ireland last year, has just opened a second office in Dublin as ‘Ireland is a strategic location for Workday globally’
Workday, the software company that announced plans to create 1,000 jobs locally last year, still intends to follow through on its promise, albeit hiring at a slower pace than previously advised.
Speaking last week after the company opened a second office in Dublin, Graham Abell, vice president of software engineering at Workday, stressed the firm is still hiring, with 90 roles open currently.
“Ireland is a strategic location for Workday globally and investment continues here,” Abell told the Business Post.
