You’re never too young to start learning about finances
It is hoped Ireland’s forthcoming National Financial Literacy Strategy will underline the importance of financial education beginning in early childhood
Finance completes the workplace wellbeing triangle
Investing in employees’ financial – as well as physical and mental – wellness makes good business sense because it means they are likely to be more productive, engaged and loyal
Ireland can’t afford to throttle back on aircraft leasing – it’s a global success story
As the biggest player in aircraft leasing worldwide, Ireland must continue to innovate and invest in education and sustainable technology
Aircraft repairs take off as Ireland’s aviation industry flourishes
A big benefit of Ireland’s aircraft leasing success has been the growth of the maintenance, repair and overhaul industry here, though hangar space ‘a challenge’
The right support at the right time matters for Ireland’s SMEs
Small and medium-sized businesses benefit from a cohesive and adaptable support ecosystem
More traditional tour operators take the stress out of solo travel
Tour operators are responding to increased demand from solo travellers for getaways that aren’t tailored for two
Dream holidays for the golden years
A tax-free lump sum on retirement is just the ticket for holidays of a lifetime; it’s time to start ticking off the bucket list
Younger generations are prioritising employers’ values over material rewards
Sustainability really does matter to new recruits – potential employers’ ESG credentials are increasingly affecting their choice of roles
Employers reimagine the office as employees dream of home
New research shows that while financial compensation is still the biggest factor for candidates considering a job move, hybrid and flexible working arrangements now come a close second
Hard-pressed urban workers moving to where the grass is greener
Choose your location well and you can benefit from a thriving community spirit, beautiful landscape and cheaper accommodation
After an uncertain year, employers look set to recruit – just more cautiously
Opportunities are opening up but experts predict recruitment processes will become more rigorous
Higher labour market expenses add up to ‘a perfect storm’ for cost of doing business
Individual iniatives on pensions, PRSI and more have merit but their cumulative impact has challenged margins across a range of sectors
Unblocking the talent pipeline a key challenge for Irish businesses
Investment in training and skills development will be needed to maximise competitiveness in areas such as renewable energy and AI
Girls see gender inequality as biggest barrier to pursuing Stem careers
Progress has been made but there is still some way to go in bringing young women into Stem and life sciences
Meeting the talent challenge crucial for Ireland’s economic transition
Sustainability and digital skills are key areas where talent gaps are emerging