Off the ladder: the rise of the portfolio career and the lateral move
From lateral moves to multiple income streams, Irish workers are increasingly rejecting the traditional single-employer career path – and smart companies are taking note
From lateral moves to multiple income streams, Irish workers are increasingly rejecting the traditional single-employer career path – and smart companies are taking note
European Central Bank looks to tamp down inflation fears
Surge in Ireland dwarfed experience in other EU states but may be distorted by reported slump in numbers last year
Eurostat’s latest figures on proportion of 18-34 year olds living with their parents makes for interesting reading in an Irish context
Policymakers say strict new measures have driven down irregular arrivals, but experts say the underlying factors are little changed
Just because we have a high-cost economy doesn’t mean our energy prices have to be at the top of the European league
Residential electricity prices have doubled between 2018 and 2024
Republic’s annual population growth of 1.64% stands at about seven times higher than EU average
Irish inflation measured at 1.6%, according to Eurostat data
Eurostat report highlights rapid rise in cost of renting here since depths of financial crisis
Alcohol and tobacco are most expensive in Europe, while food prices are third-highest
Ireland has the opportunity to lead a new generation of European research by acting quickly to increase funding and supports
Consumer prices rose 1.9% from a year ago in May below the European Central Bank’s target with pressure in services sector cooling
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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