Tag: Industry
Against the Odds: Blind Entrepreneur Jason Romero’s 60-Day Run Across America...
Jason Romero’s 60-day run across the US inspired Dublin, while spotlighting the barriers disabled entrepreneurs still face in Ireland.
From Cork to Concrete Gold: How Jer McCarthy Built a New...
Former Cork hurler Jer McCarthy turned recession-era disruption into a New York construction success story.
Blunt Bosses, Vanishing Fast: Why Straight-Talking CEOs Are Becoming Rare
Straight-talking CEOs are becoming rare as PR polish and AI grandstanding reshape how business leaders speak.
First Job, Smart Moves: The New Graduate’s Survival Guide to the...
A practical graduate guide to surviving the 9-to-5, with smart advice on routines, boundaries, impact and career resilience.
Pension Plot Row: Department Alleges Big Employers Tried to Dodge Auto-Enrolment...
Department claims major employers tried to sidestep pension auto-enrolment with lower-value schemes, raising legal and workplace concerns.
OpenAI Ethics Shake-Up: Chloé Bakalar Exits as Safety Pressure Builds
OpenAI’s ethics chief Chloé Bakalar has left, adding to safety-related exits as pressure grows over AI governance and model security.
Dream Big, Adapt Smart: Why Children’s Career Hopes Still Matter in...
Children’s career dreams may look unrealistic in the AI era, but encouraging ambition still helps build resilience, purpose and future-ready skills.
The Meritocracy Myth at Work: Why Talent Alone Rarely Decides Who...
The workplace meritocracy story sounds fair, but hidden bias, privilege and weak accountability often shape who really gets ahead.
Late Takeaway Row Ends in Job Comeback as WRC Faults Pharma...
A WRC ruling orders a pharma worker back to work after finding his dismissal over a takeaway-driver brawl was unfair.
Irish Manufacturing Jobs Surge as Hiring Hits Four-Year High
Irish manufacturing hiring hit a four-year high in July as output, orders and business confidence stayed strong despite export headwinds.
