Oct 2023

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In recognition of Dyslexia Awareness week, we highlight how dyslexia may cause difficulties for employees and what steps employers can take to create a supporting environment for those employees. Read more here.

Oct 2023

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It's on everyone's lips, but what does it really mean and why should we be listening? We explain what ESG is and why the more recent focus. Read more here.

Oct 2023

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The chapter covers a wide range of topics and case studies, including market volatility, sanctions, rising costs and green aviation.

Oct 2023

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The Irish chapter discusses regulatory, licensing and operating requirements, along with current sector trends and Irish regulatory developments.

Oct 2023

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The heady days of the late 1980s and early 1990s don't seem that long ago. It is just over 36 years since the International Financial Services Centre was established in Dublin.

Oct 2023

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Key messages from the Irish Minister for Finance, Michael McGrath, and the Irish Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Paschal Donohoe, contained in their Budget speeches on 10 October 2023:

Oct 2023

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The Irish Government has published its Autumn Legislative Programme. What is in the Programme which would be relevant to those impacted by European Union and Competition Law?

Oct 2023

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In-keeping with this year’s official theme for World Mental Health Day, “Mental health is a universal human right”, it is useful to remind employers of the rights of employees in terms of their mental health and wellbeing and how this can be best supported in the workplace. Read more here.

Oct 2023

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The UK's new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) scheme will begin to roll out from 25 October 2023, starting with Qatari nationals before gradually being introduced through 2024 for most nationals who do not currently need a visa to come to the UK.

Oct 2023

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Earlier this year, the government announced plans to increase immigration fees to ensure a sustainable and efficient immigration and nationality system. It was also suggested that the significant rise in certain visa fees would help to fund public sector pay increases.