
Allstate NI welcomes Animal Assisted Therapy Dog
Employees at Allstate NI have welcomed Lexi, a therapy dog from Assistance Dogs Northern Ireland (ADNI), to take up residence at their Belfast office. Lexi the Labrador is the latest
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Employees at Allstate NI have welcomed Lexi, a therapy dog from Assistance Dogs Northern Ireland (ADNI), to take up residence at their Belfast office. Lexi the Labrador is the latest

Jet2.com and Jet2holidays will operate their busiest ever weekend over Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th July, with almost 150,000 customers travelling to and from their favourite holiday destinations across the

A series of interactive wooden plaques – the Ogham Trail – have been hidden around Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter as part of an art installation launched at the beginning of the

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For Emily Baskerville, her Asperger’s Syndrome came with so many assumptions and stereotypes from prospective employers that getting a job, and more importantly experience, was a challenge, writes Jonathan Traynor.

Following on from strong financial results for the past 12 months in Northern Ireland, Jollyes, The Pet People has announced a major investment of £300,000 over the year ahead in

An entrepreneur from Randalstown who took part in the popular TV show Dragons Den now has his own business manufacturing and selling hurling sticks thanks to support from the Go

Functional drinks brand, Boost Drinks, has appointed a new Wholesale Controller, Jon Francis, following the retirement of longstanding team member Simon Whitaker. Whitaker will be retiring on July 29th following

4C UR Future, the industry-led social enterprise that aims to empower young people to make well-informed decisions about their education and future careers, held a successful 4C UR Future LIVE

A graduate with ADHD and social anxiety has secured a paid job placement he loves, leaving behind worries that the condition would hamper his career prospects, writes Maia Biermann. Stephen