The latest ‘NIJobs.com Job Report with Ulster Bank’ indicates that some sectors are displaying resilience as lockdown restrictions tighten across Northern Ireland. Recruitment has turned a slight corner with the

Hospitality Ulster has come out angrily after it was clarified that as part of the Northern Ireland Executive lockdown restrictions, pubs without a designated off-sales have also been forced to

Supporting Northern Ireland’s vibrant arts sector has never been more important, KPMG said at the launch of the 139th Royal Ulster Academy Annual Exhibition. Johnny Hanna, Partner-in-Charge of KPMG in

The concerns of hard-pressed businesses across the island of Ireland are being side-lined as Brexit negotiations approach their conclusion, Chartered Accountants Ireland has warned.  The accounting body representing 28,500 members

Northern Ireland’s four leading Chambers of Commerce have issued an urgent appeal to the public to work together to help flatten the current spike in Covid-19 cases. The chief executives

Realising the “untapped potential and inherent benefits of the all-island economy” will be central to supporting economic recovery and growth for Ireland, north and south, according to An Taoiseach Micheál

The Londonderry Chamber is urging the UK Government and Northern Ireland Executive to get financial support to businesses as soon as possible, before decisions will have to be made on

Research by Barclays has uncovered the impact of the pandemic on consumer grocery shopping habits, as more than a quarter (29 per cent) of those in Northern Ireland now suggest

Finding the right clothing for children with Sensory Processing Disorder SPD or Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) can be a challenge for every parent, but weighted clothing can provide a solution

Following today’s announcement by the Stormont Executive Michael Henderson, director of the Northern Ireland Takeaway Association said: “Although most takeaway businesses have already put a wide range of Covid-19 measures