The Coronavirus (Covid-19) has come as a shock to us all.  Businesses are having to re-structure and adapt working practices quickly in order to safeguard employees and their operations. Companies

Derry Chamber is calling for urgent clarity and guidance for businesses on the issue of what is deemed ‘essential services’ during the COVID-19 pandemic. In recent days, the debate around

When it comes to adjusting to working from home with children in the house some workers have found it easier than others. Not just that, having to juggle home-schooling with the

EY Ireland today announces results of two economic scenarios that it has developed in response to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. Estimating the potential economic impact of the pandemic is extremely

Belfast Chamber and the three Business Improvement Districts in the city – Belfast One BID, Destination Cathedral Quarter BID and the Linen Quarter BID – have come together to highlight

The Chancellor’s announcement of government help for the self employed in light of the disruption caused by coronavirus is a welcome support measure which will help the most vulnerable businesses. 

As a medical doctor, with a degree in psychology and a PhD in immunology I know that that helping staff manage their fear and anxiety will be essential as we

We are living and working in unprecedented times. Employers in many industries are considering drastic decisions they would not have dreamed of a few days or weeks ago. And it

With the current precautions being ramped up in light of the Covid-19 pandemic many companies are advising staff to start working from home. Equally, if someone in a household shows

Derry Chamber President Redmond McFadden has warned that businesses in the North West will be decimated by COVID-19 if government does not provide adequate support.  Finance Minister Conor Murphy last