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[ad_1] The Ministry of Labour is testing a programme to bear the costs of half of the 14 additional weeks for maternity leave granted under the Maternity Benefit bill pbaded last year. …

[ad_1] Ibec has today released its latest Quarterly Economic Outlook for the third quarter of 2018 which forecasts strong growth of 4.5% in 2019  following growth of 7.8% in 2018.   Despite …

[ad_1] SINGAPORE – The following companies can affect trading their shares on Monday (Nov 12): Singapore Exchange: The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the Singapore Exchange (SGX) have developed Delivery Versus …

[ad_1] Oil prices have increased over the last year (AP) Profits of UK's largest companies hit record high Independent.ie UK-listed companies' profits broke a new record for the first time in seven …

[ad_1] Minister of Communications Denis Naughten. Photo: Doug O. Connor 115,000 rural households lose broadband access as companies separate Independent.ie More than 100,000 rural households will be the first victims of the …

[ad_1] The United States and before Brexit UK Dominate the Footprint of Irish Global Firms Independent.ie Irish multinationals – including CRH, Kerry and Ryanair – generating more than 192 billion euros of …

[ad_1] Minister of Communications Denis Naughten. Photo: Doug O. Connor 115,000 rural households lose broadband access as companies separate Independent.ie More than 100,000 rural households will be the first victims of the …

[ad_1] Global Emergency Eyewash System Market presents an expert report providing market research data applicable to new entrants to the market or to new actors. The key action plan of the companies …

[ad_1] 0 US companies seek tariff waiver for Trump Steel WASHINGTON (AP) – US companies seeking to be exempted from President Donald Trump's tariff on oil Imported steel accuses American steelmakers of …

[ad_1] Ireland will be the first country to divest fossil fuels The first country will join the list of nearly 900 institutions that are divesting themselves: Ireland will draw its money from …