ISME

Isme calls for Government to revisit tax debt warehousing scheme for SMEs

Talent shortage driven by housing crisis the biggest threat to Ireland’s businesses, says Chambers Ireland

Cutting VAT rate to 9 per cent across service sector would benefit all, umbrella group suggests

Plans for the minimum wage to reach a living wage-level by 2026 are trundling ahead, and despite what the critics say, it won’t mean the end of the world

Increased wages will lead to reduced working hours for the lower paid sector, according to business group

Limerick solicitor Gerard O’Neill sued over the comments in press releases by ISME about a personal injuries action

ISME has criticised ‘absurdly low’ threshold for bargaining rights in report’s recommendations

Isme looking for direct supports form Government to help avert effects of energy crisis

Banking sector is changing, with branch closures becoming increasingly common

Group tells Government of ‘abject policy failure’ on landlords exiting rental market , and questions logic of data centres to host ‘cat videos and TikToks’

Business group says many employers cannot afford to increase wages to cover higher costs

Isme says impact of flexible work entitlements on staff costs ‘conveniently ignored’

The Government and the Revenue Commissioners have shielded many businesses from the full force of the pandemic

No reason needed to refuse staff to work from home, employment law expert tells seminar

Next year may bring good news but many of the concerns of 2021 will not have gone away

Higher education is being transformed with merger of institutes of technology - but some fear it is a step in wrong direction

Key skills such as teamwork neglected by Leaving Cert, says employers’ group

Any contributions above the standard fund threshold of €2m are hit with a punitive tax

Tánaiste says a ‘staggered and phased’ return to offices is still possible

Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB) report found awards have fallen by an average of 40 per cent