Euro zone economy not near ‘super bounce back’ – Lane
The chief economist of the European Central Bank Philip Lane has said he does not believe economies are “entering some ...
Read More Firms pledge to improve diversity, inclusivity in workplace
New research has found that a person with a disability is four and-a-half times more likely to be unemployed than ...
Read More Prospective buyers unhappy over omission of apartments from scheme
Demand is high and supply remains low. That’s the stark reality of the country’s housing market. The Government hopes its ...
Read More Personal injury reforms to ‘positively’ impact premiums – Zurich CEO
New personal injury guidelines for the insurance industry will “positively” impact premiums, according to the CEO of Zurich Ireland. Anthony ...
Read More Donohoe defends 10% stamp duty proposal on bulk buying
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has defended the decision to exempt apartments from the Government’s proposal to introduce a stamp ...
Read More Post-Covid ‘balancing act’ the next challenge for business
A new survey shows that 43% of organisations overall reported that absenteeism fell during 2020. This figure was even higher ...
Read More EU proposes ‘business-friendly’ unified tax rulebook for companies
The European Commission has proposed new corporation tax rules in Europe that could allow companies to file one tax return ...
Read More Over 95% of workers support some form of remote working – survey
Over 95% of workers now favour some form of remote working, with fewer than 5% wanting a full-time return to ...
Read More Cabinet to discuss proposals to prevent bulk buying of homes
The ministers for Housing and Finance are expected to bring proposals to the Cabinet this morning to prevent the bulk ...
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