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Is this the end of the science geek?
The life sciences industry is changing and the role of the scientist is evolving. A broader range of both skills and expertise are required to meet the new challenges that the sector presents. As such, scientific experts in silos are no longer meeting the needs of the industry.
The evolving role of the scientist
Hays life science
As we begin 2015, the Life Sciences division at Hays Ireland has already seen a significant increase in the number of jobs registered as the demand for skilled personnel continues to grow, inevitably leading to increased competition for the best candidates.
An industry insight for the year ahead
The case of the vanishing women
This article is a stark reminder that in 2014 gender diversity is still a hot topic in science and the industry is not a level playing field. Female science undergraduates outnumber males. So where do all these female science graduates disappear to? And why are we losing these brilliant science minds?
Why women are abandoning science
The female of the species
It’s a sign of how far women have come in science when the latest collection of iconic Lego Mini-figures features a female scientist. So in 2014, are there as many advantages as disadvantages to being a woman working in what many perceive to be a male-dominated industry?
Females in STEM.Great Place To Work
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Journal 13
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The latest Hays Journal, provides global insight on the effect generation Z will have on your business, how virtual reality will alter the way you work and the importance of embedding a customer-led culture.
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