INTERESTING READ – €1,000 Lesson on Fair Dismissal Procedures
In this recent case, the complainant’s former employer was ordered to pay €1,000 compensation due to the dismissal process followed ...
Read More Manufacturing activity stable in May, PMI shows
The country’s manufacturing sector steadied last month after contracting in April although demand remained subdued, a survey showed today. The ...
Read More CSO marks 75 years of counting the Irish economy
The Central Statistics Office is today marking 75 years since it was first established in 1949. The CSO was established ...
Read More Customers cutting costs but still value quality – survey
A new survey from KPMG highlights the challenge retailers and brands face in balancing price competitiveness and quality. Its latest ...
Read More Economic growth set to moderate but remain robust in coming years
The Irish economy is expected to continue expanding at a robust pace in the coming years, according to a new ...
Read More Annual inflation increases to 1.9% in May from 1.6% in April – flash CSO data
The annual rate of inflation increased to 1.9% in May, up from 1.6% in April, a flash estimate of the ...
Read More Central Bank recorded a €132m loss in 2023
The Central Bank made a loss of €132.1m last year, as a result of monetary policy decisions taken across the ...
Read More Tech companies call for introduction of AI regulations
Major technology companies have called on politicians to regulate artificial intelligence. Appearing before TDs and senators on the Oireachtas Enterprise ...
Read More Average weekly earnings up 4.7% in first quarter of 2024 – CSO
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that average weekly earnings rose by 4.7% to stand at €969.12 in ...
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