Recruitment levels across Northern Ireland have remained steady in the third quarter of 2023, although many organisations continue to experience long-term skills shortages and difficulties when it comes to filling

66% of companies say labour costs are a financial pressure right now in the recently published results from the British Chambers of Commerce Quarterly Recruitment Outlook (QRO) Survey. Here Belfast

Victor Orlovski, founder of an international venture company, shares his vision of the development of technological entrepreneurship and talks about the advantages that can help modern startups make headway among

The term economically inactive has been bandied about by commentators and reporters every time the latest employment figures are announced. In the wake of the pandemic, it has been a

Stress at work is a common issue, but it doesn’t mean that you just have to shove it under the carpet. Stress can make us feel tired, tense, and overwhelmed,

Infrastructure development has been much discussed recently as the public and business communities seek out modern, fit-for-purpose systems capable of supporting population and business growth well into the future, writes

There are many words which are widely used but which can have different meanings for different people. Take, for example, the word ‘entrepreneurship’. Some people want there to be a

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s announcement that the UK Government intends to achieve its net-zero target in a more “proportionate way” has been welcomed by the trade association for the heating and cooking

A quiet but significant revolution is underway in the gritty world of skip hire and waste management, where heavy machinery and hard hats have long been synonymous with the male

In recent years, the costs associated with building properties have experienced a significant upsurge, leading to potential gaps in insurance coverage for many business properties writes John O’Brien, Account Manager