Responding to the publication of the March Exchequer Returns, Chambers Ireland calls on Government to look to the future and plan how it will meet the challenge of restoring the country’s finance and rebuilding the economy. Speaking today (2 April 2020), Chambers Ireland Chief Executive Ian Talbot said, “The impact of the measures we have had to
Following the publication of today’s (2 April 2020) live register figures by the CSO, Chambers Ireland calls on Government to ensure that post-crisis, the supports are there to ensure business can re-open. Speaking today, Chambers Ireland Chief Executive Ian Talbot said, “Today’s CSO figures illustrate just how much damage has been done to businesses and to livelihoods
Cash-flow has been identified as the number one difficulty for our members during the economic downturn caused by the Coronavirus outbreak. Chambers Ireland today (31 March 2020) calls on businesses, public and private, who are able to pay their bills, to do so, and support fellow business owners, especially self-employed, to stay afloat during the crisis. Speaking today,
Wordcloud of Survey Responses to Government Action Needed in Response to COVID-19 Chambers Ireland and our nationwide network of chambers has today (24 March 2020) published the results of a survey of its members, which seeks to quantify and highlight the impacts of COVID-19 on business in towns, cities and regions right across the country.
Earlier this week, Chambers Ireland and our nationwide network of chambers called on Government and all State bodies to be flexible and responsive to the needs of their business and economic partners, so that we may ensure business continuity through this crisis. In particular, we called on Government to ensure that businesses that are in sectors
Chambers Ireland and our nationwide network of chambers calls for all businesses, Government and all State bodies to be flexible and responsible to the needs of their business and economic partners, so that we may ensure business continuity through this crisis. A strength of business people is that working together we find solutions. Part of
Chambers Ireland and our Network of chambers calls for clarity, certainty, and flexibility from the State and its agencies. As we work with Government to address this national crisis, we urge sincere engagement by state bodies to support businesses to stay afloat during these unprecedented times. Our member chambers are active in every major town
Chambers Ireland has opened the Sustainable Business Impact Awards, the renamed Corporate Social Responsibility Awards, which align with the Sustainable Development Goals. Featured in this photo from left to right is Carly Mooney, Event Manager, Chambers Ireland, Ian Talbot, Chief Executive, Chambers Ireland and Theo Cullinane, Chief Executive, BAM Ireland Chambers Ireland today (12 March 2020)
Chambers Ireland has today issued the following joint statement with the Government, trade unions and other employer bodies. Chambers Ireland Chief Executive Ian Talbot said, “We are committed to showing flexibility and a co-operative approach in managing the inevitable disruption which will arise in these difficult and exceptional times and have also agreed to remain
Chambers Ireland welcomes the publication by the European Commission of a new SME Strategy, with the goal of empowering small businesses to make the digital and the sustainable transition. Welcoming the announcement today (10 March 2020) Chambers Ireland Chief Executive Ian Talbot said, “In the last decade circumstance dictated the EU was tasked primarily with
Ahead of the official awards ceremony on 3rd April, Chambers Ireland today (10 March 2020) announces the official shortlist for the 2020 Chamber Awards. The Awards seek to recognise the outstanding work of Chambers around the country while providing a platform for Chambers to share and promote how active and engaged they are across several
Ahead of International Women’s Day, Chambers Ireland calls on the next Government to significantly improve labour participation and work with business in transforming our workplaces, making them more flexible and inclusive. In particular, Chambers Ireland calls for action on reducing the gender gaps in employment, pay and pensions Speaking this morning (6 March 2020), Chambers