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Ireland has fallen two places in a global ranking of countries’ progress towardsEmployers have been called upon to implement apolicy in the workplace after a survey showed that 91 per cent of respondents believed that menstruation affected their working life. Nathan Johns reports.
A new energy demand strategy will look at ways to minimise the impact of large energy users, including data centres, on Ireland’s targets as part of an effort to “dramatically lower” the environmental damage incurred as the economy grows. Ian Curran has the story.has become more difficult in the past year despite the end of zero-Covid, according to a survey by the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China. Denis Staunton has read the survey.
Some 40 per cent of employers in Ireland plan to take on new staff in the coming quarter, a survey by
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