‘Lazy’ Sodexo unfairly dismissed two night shift workers
Catering giant opted for ‘tick-box’ exercise rather than try to avoid dismissals, WRC rules
Wayleadr chosen to take part in accelerator programme
Start-up only Irish company chosen for UK and Ireland programme
Global shares edge upwards as government bond yields resume climb
Irish index bucks trend and closes marginally lower
Workplace diversity: Employers need to focus more on LGBTQ+
We must change office culture unconscious bias which forces staff back into closet
House builders shine on Iseq as wider European stocks advance
Overall gains capped by ongoing concerns over the Delta variant of coronavirus
European stocks subdued amid investors’ Covid and inflation concerns
Ryanair among the fallers despite upbeat comments on bookings recovery
Joe Biden’s sweeping $2.3 trillion plan to rebuild America lifts indexes
Credit Suisse set for worst week in a year after Archegos crash
European stocks enter new quarter with small gains
European chip companies including ASML, ASMI and Infineon Technologies, rise
Sixty Irish companies sign up to carbon reduction targets
Low-carbon pledge taken by groups including An Post and Irish Water
The post-vaccine world will present its own problems for office workers
Pilita Clark: In an Israeli catering firm the unvaccinated have to take their packed lunch outside
‘Covid has not helped the diversity agenda’
Now is not the time to drop the ball on building a diverse workforce
Iseq loses out as European shares clock best week in nearly two months
Irish market fails to catch the mood as it slips into red, led by heavyweight CRH and the banks
Companies making progress in cutting direct greenhouse gases – report
More than 50 Irish firms have backed pledge to halve carbon footprint by 2030
France shows gender quotas work in business while targets do not
Thanks to 2011 law, 44 per cent of seats on company boards are now held by women
Why sharing skills can be more valuable to charities than money donations
Donations of time and skills can help achieve ‘profound change’ within charities, says Goal
Smurfit Kappa wins Best Irish Company in France Award
Ceremony was held at the Cercle National des Armees in Paris on Thursday night
Handmade pasta bar opens in Dublin and no dish costs more than €10
Food File: Meet the makers on new Wicklow food tour and Kinsale gets ready for its gourmet festival
Sodexo appoints Margot Slattery as global chief diversity officer
Irish-based clients of food and facilities services group include Bord Bia and Microsoft
Central Bank paid Expedia firm €540,000 in travel fees in 2018
Amount paid to hotels.com part of overall €1.5m spend on travel for staff last year
‘Just do it, don’t be afraid. Don’t think about all the things that can go wrong’
Margot Slattery of Sodexo Ireland on female representation, LGBT leadership and cooking
Sodexo appoints new head of corporate services
Julie Ennis moves from Bank of Ireland to role at facilities management company
Waste not: the food business that throws nothing away
FoodSpace raises the sustainability bar, using only local ingredients in zero-waste kitchens
Sodexo, Ding.com and JCDecaux win France-Ireland Business Awards
Ceremony and prizes recognise excellence within Franco-Irish business community
Three foreign workers abducted and killed in Afghan capital Kabul
Concerns for expatriates as militants target workers at international food company Sodexo
Softening of trade rhetoric boosts global stocks
Ireland underperformed European peers with Iseq overall falling 0.16 per cent
Sodexo’s Irish subsidiary reports big jump in revenues, profits
Outsourced food services and facilities management group employs over 1,800 people
New rivals to build and run schools left unfinished after Carillion collapse
State’s National Development Finance Agency says schools and Institute of Education must be ready for new academic year
Judges gather as clock ticks down to Irish Times Business Awards
Winners selected in four categories, including Business Person of the Year
European stocks dip on beginning of second quarter
Iseq overall index dips 0.2%, while US technology shares recover from Monday sell-off
Chips are down as tech fears weigh on European shares
Bumpy start for second quarter amid concerns about deeper US-China trade dispute
European shares post worst quarter in two years despite M&A lift
Dublin edges up´, with banks leading the way
European stocks break losing streak
Financials, autos and tech lead gains across Europe as oil stocks struggle
On the move to employee wellness
More companies are embracing corporate wellness programmes, and reaping the rewards
European stocks fall on ECB bond stance
Smurfit Kappa tumbles 2.73% after Goldman Sachs analysts downgrade the stock
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