Tag: People
Forced to Retire Early, Hit With €336 a Month Tax: Why...
A forced early retirement led to a €336 monthly tax bill. Here’s why Ireland’s pension threshold rules are so hard to challenge.
Knowing When to Leave the Corner Office: The Leadership Exit Too...
A sharp look at why leaders in politics and business often stay too long, and why stepping down can be their most responsible decision.
World Cup Hangover Hits the Office: How Match Fever Dented US...
World Cup fever hit US workplaces hard, with office attendance dropping sharply after the national team’s exit and productivity taking a hit.
Minimum Wage Set for Fresh Jump as 79c Rise Lands on...
A 79c minimum wage rise has been recommended in Ireland, potentially lifting hourly pay to €14.94 from January.
The Real Formula for Thriving at Work: Why Great Teams Need...
Thriving at work is built on psychological safety, autonomy, growth and respect—not flashy perks or wellness slogans.
Kiss Up, Kick Down: Why Toxic Climbers Still Win at Work
Why toxic workplace climbers keep rising, and what smart employers can do to stop rewarding damaging behavior.
Keep Calm? Ireland’s Hiring Slowdown Says Something Else
Ireland may not be in a downturn, but falling professional vacancies and rising caution suggest the labour market is under pressure.
Ireland’s Hiring Reset Bites: Professional Vacancies Fall as Pay Growth Cools
Professional vacancies in Ireland have fallen, salary growth has cooled, and employers are tightening hiring and hybrid work rules.
AI Is Rewriting Graduate Hiring in Ireland — But Not Closing...
AI is tightening graduate hiring in Ireland, but recruiters say it is also opening new entry-level paths across sectors.
From Carlow to Berlin: Why Ian Hannigan Says Ireland Moves Like...
Ian Hannigan’s move from Ireland to Berlin reveals sharp lessons on startups, culture and why Germany is finally turning toward faster innovation.
