Insolvencies up 25% in first half of the year
The number of insolvencies here was 25% higher in the first six months of the year than it was in ...
Read More Workers’ incomes set to rise this year and next as wages rise and inflation falls – ESRI
Workers in Ireland should see their incomes rise in real terms both this year and next, due to falling inflation ...
Read More 14% of companies using AI to evaluate job applications
14% of companies are using artificial intelligence to evaluate job applications, new data shows. This includes scanning CVs or scoring ...
Read More McGrath nominated as Ireland’s next European Commissioner
Minister for Finance Michael McGrath has been nominated as Ireland’s next European Commissioner. The move was agreed by Government party ...
Read More New Minister for Finance to be formally appointed in Dáil
The new Minister of Finance Jack Chambers will be formally appointed this afternoon. The Dublin West TD will succeed Michael ...
Read More Grocery inflation slows again to reach 2.5%
New figures from Kantar show that grocery inflation stood at 2.5% in the 12 weeks to June 9 – the ...
Read More HSA carried out 10,000 workplace inspections last year
The Health and Safety Authority carried out almost 10,000 proactive workplace inspections last year, according to the authority’s annual report. ...
Read More Annual age related Govt spending to rise by €16bn by 2050
Annual Government spending that is dependent on age will be €16bn higher by 2050 than it is today because of ...
Read More 8 out of 10 employees have used AI in the workplace – survey
Eight out of ten employees have used artificial intelligence in the workplace, according to a new survey. The FRS Recruitment ...
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