Dermot Casserly |
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As the country reopens, some firms will have no choice but to cut their workforce. These five legal considerations will help ensure employers stay on the right side of the law
As the country reopens, some firms will have no choice but to cut their workforce. These five legal considerations will help ensure employers stay on the right side of the law
The best business relationships are based on loyalty, trust and value, says Lisa Kealy of EY
Employers and workers will need to adapt to new ways of working to comply with social-distancing regulations
A shorter working week would reduce our carbon emissions, boost domestic tourism and give stressed-out families some breathing space. We owe it to ourselves to explore this opportunity
The practice helps businesses to increase their capacity rapidly to meet immediate or unexpected demands
Employers must comply with government guidance on bringing staff back to work safely
Building a strong network is by far the best thing you can do for your career – and the benefits it will bring can’t be overstated, says Peter Carlin of Logicearth
The Workplace Relations Commission will doubtless deal with new issues in the wake of Covid-19, but some can be anticipated and prevented now
Even in the toughest circumstances, there is a lesson to be learned from the experience, says Raluca Saceanu of Smarttech247
The Covid-19 crisis provides an opportunity for organisations and managers to rethink how we work
When the pandemic eventually ends, many workers may be keen to continue working from home, leaving employers with a decision to make
Nothing teaches you time-efficiency like new motherhood, but we can all learn to streamline and focus on adding value, says Anne O’Dwyer of Duff & Phelps
Whether it‘s implementing social distancing practices or providing PPE, businesses have a legal obligation to keep their workers safe
Covid-19 has forced many employers to switch to flexible and remote working – retaining the new arrangements would be good for them, their staff and Irish society
Staff must have access to space, adequate lighting, heat, a lack of clutter and ventilation, a leading lawyer has warned.
The power of positive thinking goes a long way towards succeeding in business, according to Thia Hennessy of Cork University Business School