INFORM : CHALLENGE : INSPIRE
Last weekend, the Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced a series of changes to the Government’s Job Retention Scheme, including workers being able to go back part-time from Wednesday 1 July. Even
There are decades when nothing happens and weeks when decades happen. This certainly seems the case in terms of Insolvency reforms, writes Matthew Howse, Partner, Litigation and Dispute Management, Eversheds
There’s no going back for Northern Ireland’s public sector. The First Minister, Arlene Foster, has said that the region is entering a “new normal” post-Covid 19 and has challenged organisations
Belfast Chamber has welcomed today’s announcement by the Executive that some non-essential retailers will be able to open again in Northern Ireland from 8 June. The business organisation which represents many
HM Treasury appointed Fintech Envoy for Northern Ireland, Andrew Jenkins has said the sector has the potential to create a significant number of jobs in the coming years in Northern
Local council areas can be drivers of economic revival, skills development and growth beyond Covid-19 if they are properly supported, MLAs have been told. Representatives from the Northern Ireland Local
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