New online resource launched for those wishing to upskill or retrain
A new online portal for those hoping to upskill or retrain is being launched by the Minister for Higher Education Simon ...
Read More Number of new firms set up hits four year low in 2020
The Covid-19 pandemic had a big impact on company formations last year, with the number of new firms established in ...
Read More Employees to be given right to request remote working under Govt plan
The Government is to legislate to give employees the right to request remote working as part of a National Remote ...
Read More 420,000 workers to receive tax bills for Covid payments
Around 420,000 people will be issued tax bills today as a result of payments they received under the two main Covid ...
Read More Changes to corporate tax rules will reduce revenue by up to €2bn
The Minister for Finance, Paschal Donohoe, has said planned changes to corporate tax rules will result in a reduction in ...
Read More Are NI supermarket issues really just Brexit ‘teething troubles’?
Just how bad is the import/export situation in the UK as a result of Brexit? And in particular, how bad ...
Read More Industrial & logistics sector sees spike in demand – Savills
New research from property advisor Savills Ireland shows that demand in Dublin’s industrial and logistics sector was up in the final ...
Read More Irish mortgage interest rates joint highest in euro zone
Ireland and Greece had the joint highest mortgage interest rates across the euro area in November, new figures from the ...
Read More 76% of imports into Dublin Port clearing without delays
Revenue has said that 76% of goods being imported through Dublin Port from the UK are now being given green clearance, ...
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