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rte.ie
10.12.2021 / 13:55
68%
124
Dublin Airport Christmas passenger numbers set to be 42% lower than 2019 levels
Dublin Airport said that an estimated 850,000 people are due to travel through the airport this Christmas.
city Dublin
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
08.12.2021 / 11:33
93%
216
Bord Bia: Food service sector won't fully recover until 2023
The food service sector in Ireland will not return to pre-pandemic levels until 2023 at the earliest, according to a new report by Bord Bia.
Ireland
business
rte.ie
08.12.2021 / 10:47
87%
322
'Exceptional growth' in economy despite Covid - Ibec
Business representative group Ibec has said the economy is going through a period of "exceptional growth" despite Covid and that should allow the worst impacted sectors to be supported through the winter under the Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme.
Ireland
business
globalnews.ca
08.12.2021 / 08:19
45%
457
U.S. CEO fires 900 employees over three-minute Zoom call
The CEO of Better.com might want to consider his company’s moniker the next time he plans extensive layoffs.
business
rte.ie
04.12.2021 / 15:25
56%
784
'Nightmare Before Christmas: Part Two' for hospitality
It's beginning to look at lot like Christmas 2020.
Ireland
business
rte.ie
03.12.2021 / 23:21
93%
401
Nightmare before Christmas part 2 for hospitality
It's beginning to look at lot like Christmas 2020.
Ireland
business
rte.ie
03.12.2021 / 21:47
59%
522
PUP to be reinstated for jobs lost in new restrictions
The Pandemic Unemployment Payment is to be reinstated for all those who lose jobs as a results of restrictions announced this evening.
Ireland
business
rte.ie
03.12.2021 / 15:27
39%
420
Hospitality bodies hold 'constructive' talk with Martin
Representatives from a number of hospitality bodies have meet with the Taoiseach and Public Expenditure Minister this morning.
Adrian Cummins
Ireland
business
rte.ie
03.12.2021 / 00:33
51%
926
How one town is coping with another uncertain Christmas
Ruadhán Furlong is a brave businessman. He opened a restaurant in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic.
business
Coronavirus
globalnews.ca
02.12.2021 / 08:25
49%
721
Alberta pulp mill workers face layoffs because of issues caused by B.C. flooding: company
A major Canadian forestry firm says this fall’s flooding and mudslides in B.C. have impacted its operations and are resulting in layoffs at an Alberta pulp mill.
business
economy
layoffs
rte.ie
01.12.2021 / 11:17
72%
318
Traffic volumes within 1% of pre-pandemic levels despite remote work advice
Commuter traffic has barely decreased since the Government asked people to return to remote working last month.
Ireland
business
rte.ie
01.12.2021 / 10:35
77%
283
Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme rates reduced from today
Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme rates will be reduced from today as part of a plan to gradually wind it down.
Ireland
business
rte.ie
01.12.2021 / 00:57
93%
968
Policy on testing for arrivals 'gobbledygook', says Ryanair
Ryanair has slammed the latest Government policy on Covid-19 testing of those arriving into the country, branding it as "gobbledygook".
Michael Oleary
Britain
Ireland
Eu
business
rte.ie
30.11.2021 / 12:11
82%
720
'Tiktokpreneurs' embrace social media to expand market
The beginning of the pandemic fuelled the rise of the social media platform TikTok, and in turn provided a flourishing marketplace for some small Irish businesses.
Ireland
business
rte.ie
29.11.2021 / 10:45
36%
713
G7 ministers meet as new Covid strain spreads
G7 health ministers are to hold an emergency today on the new Omicron Covid-19 strain spreading the globe and forcing border closures, as experts race to understand what the variant means for the fight to end the pandemic.
Ursula Von
Britain
business
World
rte.ie
27.11.2021 / 13:45
55%
276
WTO's major conference postponed due to new Covid variant
Next week's World Trade Organization ministerial conference, the global trade body's biggest gathering in four years, has been postponed due to the new Omicron Covid-19 variant.
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
county Geneva
business
World
rte.ie
25.11.2021 / 16:51
65%
431
Christmas cancellations cost hotels €90m in revenue
Hoteliers are reporting over €90m in lost revenues as a result of many companies cancelling events and social gatherings, according to new research by the Irish Hotels Federation.
Ireland
business
rte.ie
25.11.2021 / 14:48
79%
134
12.3% of employees absent from work in Q3 - CSO
Absences from work due to factors such as temporary layoffs, illness, family leave and holidays were up nearly 20% in the year to the end of September, new figures from the Central Statistics Office show today.
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
24.11.2021 / 13:22
42%
818
Restrictions and costs put rinks on ice this Christmas
Insurance costs and Covid-19 restrictions mean there are fewer ice-skating rinks around the country as the Christmas season gears up.
Ireland
county Island
city Dublin
city Blanchardstown
business
rte.ie
23.11.2021 / 15:03
54%
997
EU's 'anti-postal' rules costing An Post €8m this year
The chief executive of An Post has said that EU customs rules are "anti-postal" and have caused delays in moving parcels from the UK into Ireland at an indirect cost to the company of up to €8m this year.
An Post
Britain
Ireland
Eu
business
Brexit
rte.ie
22.11.2021 / 20:37
89%
823
Hair and beauty sector calls for continued customer compliance
The Hair and Beauty Industry Confederation (HABIC) has called for customers to continue to adhere to public health guidelines, as the industry enters one of the busiest periods of the year.
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
22.11.2021 / 20:37
46%
868
Ibec calls for extension of EWSS beyond April 2022
Employers' group Ibec has written to the Government asking it to extend the Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme beyond April 2022 at the rates that applied during previous waves of Covid-19.
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
20.11.2021 / 08:15
68%
725
Should work Christmas parties be cancelled?
Nobody wants another online work Christmas party, but with Covid cases surging and immunity waning for the vaccinated, should such in-person events go ahead?
Tony Holohan
Ireland
business
Work
rte.ie
18.11.2021 / 18:25
84%
955
ISME concerned about lack of Covid-19 direction
Small and medium sized enterprise organisation ISME has written a strongly worded letter to the Taoiseach to complain about "the apparent drift and lack of control" in the management of the pandemic.
Neil Macdonnell
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
17.11.2021 / 18:01
70%
722
Business community concerned about prospect of more lockdowns
Chambers Ireland said today that there is a growing unease within the business community regarding the Government's pandemic planning.
Ian Talbot
Ireland
county Chambers
county Talbot
business
rte.ie
16.11.2021 / 21:59
92%
819
Govt announces return to remote working 'unless absolutely necessary'
People should work from home unless it is absolutely necessary they attend in person, the Taoiseach has said.
Micheál Martin
Ireland
business
rte.ie
16.11.2021 / 17:09
79%
607
Midnight closing time for late night hospitality from Thursday
A midnight closing time for bars, restaurants and nightclubs will come into force from midnight this Thursday, 18 November.
Ireland
business
rte.ie
16.11.2021 / 03:27
45%
466
Further PUP reductions from today
Recipients of the Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP) will see the amount they receive reduced further from today.
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
15.11.2021 / 17:41
48%
195
Businesses need to remain open despite Covid - Ibec
Employers body Ibec has said that easing back on the phased return to the office is sensible but that businesses need to remain open so people can earn a living.
city Dublin
business
Work
rte.ie
09.11.2021 / 19:47
78%
509
Travel to US reopens for fully vaccinated
The United States has begun admitting air travellers from Ireland and several dozen other countries who are fully vaccinated against Covid-19.
Donald Trump
Aer Lingus
Lynne Embleton
Usa
Ireland
business
rte.ie
08.11.2021 / 09:25
73%
121
Travel to US reopens for fully vaccinated
The United States will begin admitting air travellers from Ireland and several dozen other countries who are fully vaccinated against Covid-19 from today.
Donald Trump
Aer Lingus
Lynne Embleton
Usa
Ireland
business
rte.ie
03.11.2021 / 14:45
87%
879
Jobless rate including Covid payments falls to 7.9% in October
Unemployment fell to 7.9% last month, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office, and it includes those in receipt of the Pandemic Unemployment Payment.
business
Unemployment
rte.ie
02.11.2021 / 14:13
56%
120
Facebook and Instagram letting Covid misinformation thrive - report
Misinformation about Covid-19 and vaccines has been allowed to spread on more than a dozen Facebook and Instagram accounts which have gained some 370,000 followers over the past year, according to a new report.
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
01.11.2021 / 10:27
63%
726
Ryanair posts first half loss of €48m as passenger traffic recovers
Ryanair has today reported its first quarterly profit since before the onset of Covid-19, but said it expects to post an annual loss of up to €200m as it would be forced to discount tickets to fill its planes over the winter.
Michael Oleary
business
RyanAir
rte.ie
28.10.2021 / 11:21
64%
238
Ryanair promises 5-day refund turnaround after Covid criticism
Ryanair has promised to repay customers within five days for cancelled flights in a renewed customer service push after criticism about how it handled refunds at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic.
business
RyanAir
rte.ie
27.10.2021 / 09:23
53%
781
UK to unveil budget as government eyes recovery
Britain is set to announce its latest budget today, looking to fix the public finances after emergency Covid pandemic support sent debt rocketing.
Rishi Sunak
Britain
business
Brexit
rte.ie
21.10.2021 / 08:23
77%
497
New guidelines for nightclubs, live events, bars and restaurants due to include multiple table bookings
New safety guidelines for nightclubs, live events, bars and restaurants will be published today.
business
politics
rte.ie
20.10.2021 / 16:13
46%
848
daa facing 'grossly unsustainable' position on passenger charges, chairman designate says
Dublin and Cork airport operator daa urgently needs a regulatory decision on passenger charges that addresses the "unsustainably low level" that currently pertains, its chairman designate has said.
Ireland
city Dublin
business
rte.ie
19.10.2021 / 15:07
61%
429
Hospitality sector must continue to use Covid certs
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said that based on NPHET advice, those businesses that are due to reopen on 22 October can only do so once vaccine certificates are produced.
Ireland
business
rte.ie
18.10.2021 / 13:21
55%
894
'Business and individuals' best to manage return to office
Ibec has said that how the return to work is managed is best left "at the level of the business and the individuals involved" once the advice is clarified by Government.
Danny Maccoy
Ireland
business
rte.ie
17.10.2021 / 18:35
64%
736
Wind down of wage supports will be full of risks and dangers
Cast your mind back to the start of the pandemic and the focus was all about getting equipment for life support.
Ireland
business
rte.ie
17.10.2021 / 12:55
69%
884
'Give nightclubs a chance to reopen safely as planned'
Businesses right across the country are on a knife-edge, as they await a decision from Government on whether the easing of Covid restrictions will go ahead as planned next Friday.
Ireland
business
rte.ie
14.10.2021 / 12:21
51%
782
Pizza giant Domino's delivers 8,000 jobs in UK and Ireland
Pizza delivery giant Domino's has today unveiled plans to create 8,000 new jobs in the UK and Ireland after a strong pandemic performance.
Britain
Ireland
business
rte.ie
14.10.2021 / 11:29
49%
667
Business owners call for certainty on restrictions
A nightclub operator in Dublin has said he is devastated at the lack of certainty that has arisen again about re-opening plans for the industry next week due to rising Covid-19 rates.
Ireland
city Dublin
business
rte.ie
12.10.2021 / 12:49
84%
756
'Madness' for Shannon Airport to set up its own airline - Walsh
Willie Walsh has said it would be "madness" for Shannon Airport to establish its own airline.
Willie Walsh
Ireland
county Walsh
business
Munster
rte.ie
11.10.2021 / 15:57
95%
820
Varadkar hopes rising costs 'a blip' caused by Covid
Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise Trade and Employment Leo Varadkar said he is concerned about the rising cost of energy and materials, as it will have a significant impact on business and on Government.
Leo Varadkar
Ireland
business
Brexit
rte.ie
07.10.2021 / 13:33
77%
849
NTMA CEO says Rainy Day fund is empty
The country's Rainy Day Fund is empty, the Public Accounts Committee has heard today.
Ireland
city Dublin
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
07.10.2021 / 11:05
82%
140
ESRI forecasts robust economic recovery
The Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has become the latest body to forecast a robust recovery in the economy.
Ireland
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