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 ...
Read More Pension auto-enrolment should include young, self-employed – ICTU
The Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) is expected to tell the Oireachtas Committee on Social Protection today that the ...
Read More Households’ savings rate eases to 19% in Q3 – CSO
The rate of household savings fell in the third quarter of this year to 19% of disposable income, according to ...
Read More Govt business energy support scheme open for claims
Businesses that are seeking assistance with meeting the cost of rising energy bills can now submit claims under the Government’s ...
Read More 96% of consumers worried about current cost of living – CSO
A new survey from the Central Statistics Office shows that 96% of respondents are concerned about the current cost of ...
Read More Euro zone likely heading into mild recession – PMI
Euro zone business activity declined for a fifth month in November, suggesting the economy was sliding into a mild recession ...
Read More ECB needs more rate hikes but inflation close to peak, says Lane
The European Central Bank will have to raise interest rates several more times to tame price pressures, even if headline ...
Read More Record level of corporation tax collected in November
A record €5 billion in corporation tax was collected in November, according to the latest Exchequer returns, the biggest monthly ...
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