Principals from the Further Education colleges have welcomed the announcement by the Economy Minister that there will be a partial and targeted reopening of college campuses. The sector has been

According to the CBI, workplace conflict costs UK businesses £33 billion per year. That is a cost that UK businesses could never afford, but in the devastating year that has

The team at CompareNI.com surveyed 600 UK businesses about how they are dealing with the lockdown.  The research revealed that two-fifths of UK businesses (39%) have had to pivot their

New buyers looking for outside areas and green spaces as the domestic housing market gets set to open RICS and Ulster Bank Residential Market Survey, May 2020 Restrictions weren’t lifted

Applications to Northern Ireland’s Micro-business Hardship Fund will close on Friday 12 June. This fund aims to support Northern Ireland based micro-businesses and social enterprises unable to access other regional

We are grateful for financial support by the NI Executive throughout this crisis and we understand the fine balance they must strike between saving lives and saving livelihoods, writes Colin

It may feel like it’s a strange time to think about career change, but if you are furloughed or have more time to think this could be a great opportunity

In the weeks leading up to lockdown, the team here at Co-Ownership was totally focused on what we needed to do to support our customers, as we, and they, navigated

Further Education Colleges in Northern Ireland have a key role to play in helping to rebuild the economy after coronavirus, MLAs heard today. Principals from three of Northern Ireland’s colleges

Hospitality Ulster has said that it is “extremely disappointed” that the NI Executive has still not come to a decision on a date for the re-opening of the sector despite