Dublin Information Sec 2018: Secure your company smartphones to guard against data breaches
A little over a decade ago, the most popular mobile phone in use in businesses was the humble Nokia 6310i, ...
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Growth in the Irish manufacturing sector fell slightly in September. The Irish Manufacturing Purchasers Managers’ Index (PMI) recorded a reading ...
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Q Having worked for 15 years for an employer, I am now starting my own business. I am being encouraged ...
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Traditionally male-orientated jobs are most likely to be impacted by advances in technology, according to a leading academic. As further ...
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Public sector workers will benefit from changes to austerity-era cost-cutting measures as pay rises are on the way. Pay hikes ...
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Tax advisers have written to Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe claiming tax law is in need of “urgent reform” in order ...
Read More Central Bank’s arrears figure ‘overstated by a huge amount’
The Central Bank has been producing data that “grossly” overstates mortgage arrears, calling into question a raft of home repossessions. ...
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