Firms face redundancy bills as payment pause expires
An emergency measure that suspended the right of workers laid off by their employers during the Covid-19 pandemic to receive ...
Read More Living Wage group recommends 60c rise to €12.90 an hour
The Living Wage should rise by 60 cents to €12.90 an hour, the group which calculates it has recommended. The ...
Read More Minister ‘convinced’ mica scheme can be improved
The Minister for Housing has said that he is “absolutely convinced” that the Mica redress scheme can be improved. Darragh ...
Read More No changes to Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme for October
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe said today that there will be no change to the Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme (EWSS) ...
Read More Tánaiste and US trade representative discuss corporate tax, Good Friday Agreement
Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Leo Varadkar has met United States Trade Representative Katherine Tai in Washington. ...
Read More More than 100,000 properties to become liable for LPT in November
More than 100,000 new and previously exempt properties, most of which were built after May 2013, will be brought into ...
Read More 20% of SMEs applied for bank credit – Credit Demand Survey
The results of the latest SME Credit Demand Survey shows that 20% of small and medium sized businesses applied for ...
Read More Consumer confidence steady, but business sentiment slips in September
Bank of Ireland said its latest Economic Pulse suggests that households and firms have taken the Government’s latest re-opening roadmap ...
Read More Asking prices for homes rose 9% in third quarter, but rate eases
Asking prices for homes in the third quarter were up 9% across the country compared to the same period last ...
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