The Cathedral Quarter Business Improvement District (BID), is calling for immediate action to release funds for much needed public sector investment in Belfast. Several key projects have received planning permission, been approved

The proper payment of holiday pay had been a legal cauldron that’s been bubbling away for some time. Previously, the European Court and the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) delivered decisions

Sometimes in business things don’t always work out. The accumulation of bad debt coupled with wider negative economic circumstances can speed up a collapse or closure, regardless of the perceived

The Energy Institute and Utility Regulator recently hosted Northern Ireland’s energy stakeholders to discuss the growing challenges facing the local economy as it transitions to meet shifting emission targets and

On 14 June 2018 the Government commissioned the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) to undertake a full review of the Shortage Occupation List in the UK and Northern Ireland, writes Conor

Stephen Kelly, Chief Executive of Manufacturing NI, on a visit to R&D Tax Credits specialist firm The Momentum Group, said organisations within the sector do not completely understand the opportunities

Social enterprise represents a major new growth area within the economy and has become a fundamental element of a rebalanced and more plural economy in Northern Ireland, according to the

The UK is one of  the top three countries, keeping company with Germany and the Netherlands, when it comes to data breaches in Europe since the introduction of GDPR a

The new President of the Northern Ireland Local Government Association (NILGA) has called for Northern Ireland’s councils to be offered access to the £60m Brexit Support Fund, with similar funding