Institute Of Directors

Securing quick agreement ‘matters greatly for jobs and livelihoods’, bosses say

Increased focus on good governance has meant ever more stringent selection

Few directors believe all staff will return to office once Covid-19 restrictions lifted

New survey shows dramatic reversal in confidence among company directors

PM bins Tories’ traditional pro-business stance and blackballs main lobby groups

Survey by Institute of Directors finds Dublin needs to actively promote good relations

Snap poll of institute’s members finds single-party is preference to coalition

A Government-backed review shows a mixed picture for women in business. What next?

Only 1 per cent of Irish business directors and executives expect short-term boost

AA Ireland describes carbon tax increase as a “cash-grab dressed up as a green initiative”

Institute of Directors warns on gender issues, succession and recruitment for boards

Food cans spin-off prompts speculation about unpicking beast that Coulson built

London Letter: when government says it is Brexit ready it means it has made all the preparations it can. It doesn’t mean traders are ready

‘The people who say “no-deal, no problem”, I say to them “no-deal, big problem” ’

Companies like Facebook are ‘too big to fail’ and must break up, says media entrepreneur

Ireland is spending ‘far too much time’ thinking about UK, not enough about domestic plans

Meeting set to increase tension between DUP and Northern Ireland business community

Northern Secretary dismisses unionist claims that draft deal is a threat to ‘integrity’ of UK

Institute of Directors in Ireland survey finds half of respondents want budgetary surplus

Your business this week: Also, economists and politicians descend on Wexford; residential property price results

Keir Starmer dismissed claims ‘civil disobedience’ would come from a second Brexit referendum

UK health secretary claims negativity of industry players undermining PM in talks

Business will have to implement plans for ‘worst-case scenario’, the leaders said

British foreign secretary warns of Brexit ‘meltdown’ and derides Border ‘folly’

UK Politics: These are Britain’s Lost Years. We can only guess how many of them there will be

Working in paediatrics brings a ‘whole whirlpool of feelings’ that need to be supported within the hospital system, believes consultant psychologist Barbara Wren

Sinéad McSweeney defends millennials and says mental health and wellbeing are priority

Flurry of ‘be prepared’ memos sent to firms from hauliers and airlines to mineral water producers

Group commercial director plans to devote more time to roles in the charity sector

Goodbody chief economist Dermot O’Leary says agreed wording indicates soft Brexit

Ministerial line on glass ceiling cracks, foie gras scarcity and solar gongs

Aircraft leasing business chief recalls difficulties getting off the ground a decade ago

Sun shining on Green Reit and what exactly constitutes a ‘great place to work’?

Nasty programme to put EU migrants off coming to Britain will make country less attractive even to those born here

London Briefing: UK consumers have two years to claim against mis-selling banks

Some leading companies have set or met gender balance targets. Others, not so much

New study finds stark lack of diversity in terms of gender, skills, race and ethnicity

Government trying to build bridges with industry, says Downing Street

Labour supporters hail a generational shift in politics as Tories lament devastating loss

Ms Hannigan joins from NTMA, takes over from Dominic Clarke