
Brexit Update – Northern Ireland Protocol
Whilst most of us have had our attention focused on Covid19, time has been ticking down on the Brexit transition period to 31 December 2020. This week has seen a
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Whilst most of us have had our attention focused on Covid19, time has been ticking down on the Brexit transition period to 31 December 2020. This week has seen a

The government’s approach to the Northern Ireland protocol paper, announced by Michael Gove MP, has been received with optimism by the UK’s logistics industry. FTA, the business group that represents

Every day brings something new for us all to consider and today’s business leaders will need to consider a number of different issues when contemplating what tomorrow’s workplaces will look

Belfast Chamber Chief Executive Simon Hamilton has warmly welcomed the announcement by the Finance Minister Conor Murphy that all businesses in Northern Ireland will benefit from another month exemption from

In response to the government’s announcement of a series of infrastructure initiatives to encourage sustainable travel in Northern Ireland, Seamus Leheny, Policy Manager for Northern Ireland at the Freight Transport

Digital transformation has impacted on a wide range of business functions for many years, including the HR function and organisational recruitment strategies and tools. Perhaps ten years ago companies were

RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) has called on the NI Executive to provide clarity that the house buying and selling process, including inspections and valuations within clear parameters of

We’re all currently cooking our breakfasts at home rather than eating them in cafes and restaurants, but we’re at least enjoying lower prices relative to last year when we do

Figures released by HMRC have revealed three sectors continue to dominate and reap the majority of R&D Tax Credit benefits including ‘Manufacturing’, ‘Professional, Scientific & Technical’ and ‘Information and Communications’.

Commenting on the Chancellor’s announcement that the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (furlough) will be extended to October, Ann McGregor, Chief Executive of Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NI