EU agrees to tougher draft gig labour rules
EU lawmakers have agreed to tougher draft gig labour rules ahead of negotiations with EU countries to thrash out details, ...
Read More Contactless payments hit new high, cheque volumes drop
€4.8 billion worth of contactless payments were made in the third quarter of this year, the highest ever recorded. New ...
Read More Number of people working for multinationals hits highest ever level – IDA Ireland
32,426 new jobs were created by multinational companies with operations in Ireland over the past year, despite difficult economic conditions ...
Read More Construction activity slows for second month in a row
Activity in the construction sector here continued to slow down last month, the second consecutive month a decrease was recorded. ...
Read More 29% increase in insolvencies this year – Deloitte
New figures show a 29% increase in insolvencies so far this year with corporate insolvencies expected to exceed pre-pandemic levels ...
Read More Cost of energy biggest cause of worry for public
The cost of energy is the biggest cause of worry among the public, followed closely by the broader cost of ...
Read More Annual rate of inflation eases to 8.9% in November
The annual rate of inflation, as measured by the Consumer Price Index, moderated to 8.9% in November, new figures from ...
Read More Wage growth tracker shows first slowdown in over a year
Wage growth in November slowed across economies in Europe, the UK and the US, according to the Indeed Wage Tracker ...
Read More 48% of Ireland’s electricity provided by wind in November
New figures show that wind energy provided 48% of the country’s electricity in November, which means it was the biggest ...
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