Politics Martin to avoid ruffling any feathers in cabinet reshuffleSources say Taoiseach will play it safe and maintain status quo, while Donohoe and McGrath are likely to swap portfolios
Politics Varadkar: next trade minister will face a ‘rockier’ periodThe outgoing Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, speaking on a trade mission to Denmark, predicts a harder job for whoever his successor is
Employment Restaurants claim giving staff legal requirement to tips will hit wages The new Payment of Wages Act comes into force today
Business Tánaiste Leo Varadkar leads Enterprise Ireland and IDA trade mission to DenmarkThere are now 560 Enterprise Ireland client companies exporting to the Nordics region, with 328 exporting to Denmark
Tech Mass layoffs at Twitter could hinder severance payoutsJob cuts expected to exceed 140 announced as absence of key HR staff could delay payments for others departing
Politics Varadkar: Fine Gael must ensure Sinn Féin ‘are stopped’ in the next electionFine Gael leader and soon-to-be Taoiseach emphasised the importance of holding the centre at his party’s ard fheis and recommitted the party to raising higher income tax threshold to €50,000
Tech Heavy reliance on FDI could result in severe job losses, government warned Ireland more exposed than others to economic downturns, says author of a report on FDI in Ireland, following job cuts at a number of tech firms this month
Twitter Twitter has still not notified Tánaiste of redundancies as watchdog says Musk not ‘above the law’Company has experienced a week of chaos with major job cuts and a warning that it could face bankruptcy
Politics Analysis: Fine Gael avoids petty row over delay in Taoiseach changeLeo Varadkar will become Taoiseach on December 17, two days later than expected
Tech Varadkar: Despite major job cuts, big tech companies are not leaving IrelandTwitter and Stripe have recently announced mass layoffs, with fears Meta will be next
Editor's picks Editor’s picks: Sit down with the best of our big readsOur editors handpick the best writing in this week’s Business Post – including Varadkar on becoming Taoiseach again and the concentration camps China has created for its ethnic minorities
Today's headlines Intel workers to be told of potential job losses; PRSI will need to rise for state pensionThe top stories from business and politics in today’s Business Post
Politics ‘I’ve learned a lot from Micheál Martin about what I could do better next time round’ – Leo VaradkarTánaiste Leo Varadkar wants to ‘hit the ground running’ when he steps in the role of Taoiseach for the second time on December 15
Energy Texas firm may develop floating gas facility in Cork harbourPort of Cork says no fracked gas will come through the depot and commits to transparency policy
Jobs Intel workers to be told of potential job losses in weeksLeo Varadkar tells IDA Ireland to monitor potential job losses at Leixlip plant as cost-cutting drive comes amid rapidly deteriorating economic outlook
Politics Varadkar: PRSI will need to rise to keep state pension at 66The government is working on new PRSI roadmap which will detail how much workers will have to pay to keep the pension age at 66 for the next ten years
Ukrainian Refugee Crisis State in scramble to find room for refugees as system strains Croke Park, disused barracks and school halls are all being considered, as Ukrainian embassy warns those fleeing war that Ireland cannot guarantee homes
Cost Of Living Crisis Eviction ban comes into force until the end of MarchThe initiative will not apply to tenants who “wilfully” don’t pay their rent
Data Centres Varadkar assured tech firms of continuing support for data centre expansionTrade mission notes earlier this year, ahead of a meeting with firms such as Google and Apple, outlined that the Department of Enterprise would continue to support data centre connections
Education Parents paying for student accommodation could get €500 tax creditThe comments from Leo Varadkar came as students protested over the cost of housing
