SATURDAY
Net SME lending falls by €970m
The Irish Examiner, 23/03/2019
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SUNDAY
Gangs target retailers in insurance-claim ‘shoplifting’ scam.
Sunday Business post 24/03/19
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MONDAY
Future pension increases to be capped under Fine Gael plans
Irish Independent 25/03/19
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Seanad bill seeks to cap personal injury awards ‘to reduce premiums
Irish Independent 25/03/19
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The case against Nobel-winner Krugman and so-called ‘modern monetary theory’
Irish Independent 25/03/19
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Criticism of exporters’ attempts to seek out new markets is wide of the mark
The Irish Examiner 25/03/2019
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Carbon tax solution essential to meeting emissions goals
Irish Times 25/03/19
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Oil importers stockpiling petroleum products ahead of Brexit
Irish Times 25/03/19
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TUESDAY
Brexit will now hit jobs and wages even harder, ESRI warns
Irish Independent 26/03/19
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Building firm faces 19 legal actions over schools closed on safety fears
Irish Independent 26/03/19
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Lane warns vulture fund law would push up rates
Irish Independent 26/03/19
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WEDNESDAY
ISME CEO on Morning Ireland to discuss Central Bank Report on SME lending – Listen here
ISME CEO on LMFM to discuss Brexit – Listen here
Revenue completes accelerated Brexit recruitment target
Irish Times 27/03/19
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No-deal Brexit will scupper Government tax plans, ESRI warns
Irish Times 27/03/19
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Deloitte in Ireland sued over Madoff firm audits
Irish Times 27/03/19
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THURSDAY
How an injury claim took eight years to be dismissed
Irish Times 28/03/19
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FRIDAY
UK heads for ‘blind Brexit’ as May tries once again to get deal through
Irish Independent 29/03/19
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Insurers ‘voiding’ policies and then failing to pay out, watchdog warns
Irish Independent 29/03/19
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Irexit party launches billboard campaign across Ireland
The Irish Examiner 29/03/2019
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Men behind failed €60,000 injury claims concocted plan to ‘win the lotto’
Irish Times 29/03/19
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How Ireland has benefited from our economists
Irish Times 29/03/19
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Separated Limerick couple secure €3m debt write-off for €2,000
Irish Times 29/03/19
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Long delay to Brexit now seems to be the most likely outcome
The Irish Examiner 29/03/2019
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THIS WEEK’S ARTICLES FROM THE IRN:
Plasterer ruled by WRC to be self-employed
A plasterer has been ruled by the WRC as being an employee rather than self-employed, which means he is entitled to the full benefits of the construction Sectoral Employment Order on pay.
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€40k award to social worker dismissed for verbal abuse of disabled client
A voluntary healthcare organisation has been ordered by the WRC to pay €40,000 to a former employee, who had verbally abused a service user with Down’s Syndrome at her place of work.
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‘Expensive’ printer was unfairly selected for redundancy
A WRC adjudicator has determined that a long-serving production manager was unfairly selected for redundancy after he was let go – without being consulted on possible alternatives – as part of a cost-reduction exercise.
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