Essential workers should be paid a decent wage - ICTU The pandemic revealed the workers who are now considered essential, and they should be paid a decent wage, according to the general secretary of the ... Business • 29 Jun
Calls for clear timeline on reopening of indoor dining Chambers Ireland has called on the Government to provide certainty to businesses now facing a further delay to their reopening, as to when they can ... Business • 29 Jun
Trump Talks Former US President Donald Trump is planning a lot of running about later this year. Business • 29 Jun
New Making Remote Work campaign launched Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Leo Varadkar has called on employers and workers to make remote and home working a much bigger ... Business • 28 Jun
Focus on Moderna As conversations continue around the vaccine rollout, one of Moderna's co founders Dr Kenneth Chien talks to The Business. Business • 28 Jun
Economy to grow 6.5% this year driven by exports - Ibec Employers' group Ibec has forecast that the economy in Ireland will grow 6.5% this year driven in the main by strong exports. Business • 28 Jun
Developer wins award for 2KM From Home website Remember when we couldn't travel beyond 2 kilometres from our homes last year? Business • 25 Jun
Restaurateurs seek meeting with Govt on reopening plan The Chief Executive of the Restaurants Association of Ireland has said that he has called for an urgent meeting with the Government to discuss speculation ... Coronavirus • 25 Jun
Syrian refugee opens pharmacy in Co Carlow village One of the first Syrian refugees to have been resettled to Ireland has opened a pharmacy in rural Carlow. Ireland • 25 Jun
Pandemic brings workplace wellbeing into focus Employers are placing a greater emphasis on workplace wellbeing as a result of the pandemic, according to a new report by Ibec, the group that ... Business • 24 Jun
ESRI predicting over 11% growth in economy this year The Economic and Social Research Institute is forecasting double-digit growth in the economy this year. Business • 24 Jun
Donohoe: Too early to say if reopening plan will change The Minister for Finance has said it is too early to say whether the next phase of the Government's reopening plans, due to come into ... Business • 23 Jun
Will high heels see a comeback? Sex and the City is set to return to TV screens, but will the sky-high Manolo's favoured by Carrie Bradshaw also make a comeback, or ... Business • 23 Jun
Govt to begin phased exit from Bank of Ireland holding Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has announced that the Government will sell part of the State's 13.9% shareholding in Bank of Ireland over the next ... Business • 23 Jun
Accenture to create 500 jobs in Cork and Dublin Professional consultancy firm Accenture is to create 500 jobs in Ireland over the next three years. Business • 23 Jun
Spying on workers A French court ordered IKEA to pay a €1m fine for spying on its French staff last week. Business • 22 Jun
Aer Lingus 'will take long time to fully recover' - CEO The Chief Executive of Aer Lingus has told an Oireachtas committee that restrictive travel policy and a lack of sector specific supports represents a "critical ... Ireland • 22 Jun
Pilot programme to test four-day working week A new pilot programme for employers to test the effectiveness of a four-day working week for staff with no loss of pay was launched today. Business • 22 Jun
Sports Endorsements Soccer star Ronaldo pushed two bottles of coke aside at a Euro 2020 press conference and Coca Cola's market value dropped by $4 billion. Business • 21 Jun
Fiscal Advisory Council calls for spending explanations The Chair of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council has said that politicians need to explain how they would afford to build 40,000 houses a year ... Business • 21 Jun
Gardaí told to use discretion over outdoor drinking Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has issued an instruction for gardaí to use discretion in relation to outdoor drinking. Coronavirus • 21 Jun
Over 95% on PUP would be better off at work - ESRI Younger people are more likely to suffer from financial hardship when Covid-19 State supports are ceased, according to new research published by the Economic and ... Ireland • 21 Jun
Jobless: Will young people be scarred long-term? With almost two thirds of those under the age of 25 who are not in education unemployed, the National Youth Council of Ireland is warning ... Business • 19 Jun
EU claims Insurance Ireland breached competition rules EU competition regulators have told Insurance Ireland that they have formed the preliminary view that it breached competition rules in the motor market, following a ... Business • 18 Jun
