Government now faces tricky dilemma on PUP wind-down
When the history of Ireland’s handling of the pandemic is written in years to come, the economic impact and the ...
Read More People waiting for right opportunity to get new job – Indeed
Around three in ten workers surveyed by recruitment website Indeed said they were open to new employment opportunities but are ...
Read More Value of mortgage approvals at a ten-year high in July – BPFI
Just over 53,500 mortgages to the value of almost €13.2 billion were approved in Ireland in the 12 months to ...
Read More Faulty goods and services top CCPC query list
Issues relating to faulty goods and services topped the list of queries to the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission in ...
Read More Cyberattacks on the rise over last year – survey
90% of Irish IT security experts say they have seen a rise in disruptive cyberattacks in the last year, a ...
Read More Rise in consumer confidence here in August not repeated elsewhere
Irish consumer sentiment improved marginally in August while confidence dipped in the US, UK and euro area. The latest consumer ...
Read More Marginal increase in commercial vacancy rate in second quarter of 2021
The vacancy rate in commercial properties around Ireland remained relatively steady in the second quarter of 2021. According to the ...
Read More Number of PUP recipients falls below 150,000 for first time
The number of people due to receive the Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP) this week has fallen by less than 4,000 ...
Read More Ibec calls for more autonomy in reopening road map
The chief executive of Ibec has told the Government it is vital that the next road map to reopening the ...
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