Category: Business
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Massive Employment Shifts in Labour Market after exits from PUP payment
By Julia Brennan The Covid-19 pandemic has been one of the biggest shocks to the labour market. One of these disruptive shocks are about employment transitions – the movement of people between employment or unemployment.The Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP) statistics is one of…
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Covid-19 rough for record shops despite tables continuing to be turned on sales
By Pearse McGrath Photo via Pixabay. The sale of vinyl records has continued to rise worldwide throughout Covid-19, despite complications caused by the pandemic. According to the Irish Recorded Music Association (IRMA) 309,000 vinyl records were purchased in 2020, compared to 218,000 bought…
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Pandemic forces Ireland to do business differently
Samantha Dempsey details of the findings from the e-commerce and ICT 2021 survey findings carried out for the Information Society Statistics – Enterprise publication 2021
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Steady rise in fuel prices causes stress in Ireland
Amid the rising fuel prices in the country, reporter Shay Galon looks at why the costs have increased this past year.
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TU Dublin’s association with Aramark catering
By Sean Cuttle On 4 June 2020, David Fitzpatrick, condemned all forms of “structural racism and discrimination in the strongest terms” in an email sent to students and staff. Aramark Ireland holds the catering contracts for TU Dublin, and operates a number of…
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Weaving in the years: Meeting Ireland’s fresh face in the fashion industry
Sarah Flynn talks to Mario Bowden about her determination to keep the traditional textile industry alive and sustainable
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Genomics plc: The company that could change the face of healthcare forever
What if you could look into the future and change it for the better? Liam Daly talks to Professor Sir Peter Donnelly about Genomics plc and how they could change the world
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Packing plastic: The rise of zero-waste shopping
As climate change awareness rises and plastic use declines, David Doyle gets the perspective from a zero-waste shop owner in Dublin about these changes
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If you build it, they will come… Eventually
A number of new businesses on the Lower Grangegorman Road were anticipating the footfall of the new TU campus. Colm McGuirk finds out how they’re faring as the wait goes on
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Don’t pass the Dutch: Off-licence customers ‘spoiling themselves’ during pandemic
Colm McGuirk visits his local Dublin off-licences to learn how buying patterns have changed within the last year
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