Fifty-three percent of Northern Ireland’s manufacturers are expecting to raise prices over the next quarter, the highest share recorded since the time of the financial crash.  According to results from

Does the phrase ‘crisis on-demand’ ring any bells? That’s certainly what it felt like when businesses around the world suddenly had to figure out how to keep everyone operational from

The Northern Ireland Executive must urgently provide dates for the reopening of indoor leisure services, social enterprise GLL has said. As gyms reopen for indoor use in England, Northern Ireland’s

Northern Ireland’s hospitality industry is calling on the Executive to provide reopening dates and a plan of action as England reopens outdoor hospitality. With the Executive due to meet on

In order to highlight the importance of dancing, acting and singing on the mental health of our youth, The Belfast School of Performing Arts have conducted a survey which showcases the

International Women’s Day (IWD) is a moment to celebrate those that have challenged inequalities and shown the value in a gender balance brings. It’s also a time of reflection, to

Thousands of employees across Northern Ireland are set to benefit from April 1, as the National Living Wage rate and the National Minimum Wage increase. As announced in the Chancellor’s

According to human resources and recruitment specialists People HQ, the first signs of recovery in the jobs market have begun to appear as the country looks forward to the easing

CEOs of the world’s most influential companies are planning what the ‘new reality’ will look like post-pandemic. The 2021 KPMG CEO Outlook Pulse Survey finds that almost half of global executives do not expect to see a return to a normal course of

Northern Ireland has reported the second-lowest crime rate in the UK for 2020 out of 43 nation-wide police forces, reporting just 1.28 crimes per 1,000 residents according to new research.