The International Chamber of Commerce Ireland has today (08/12/13) welcomed the historic agreement at the 9th World Trade Organization (WTO) Ministerial Conference in Bali as a result that will not only restore confidence in the multilateral trading system but also generate a much needed stimulus of $US1 trillion and 21 million jobs to the world
The International Chamber of Commerce Ireland has today (04/12/13) announced the introduction of new ICC Rules of Mediation. Coming into force on 1 January 2014, the new ICC Rules will replace the ICC ADR Rules that have been used for amicable dispute resolution worldwide since 2001. The new Rules have been adapted to help parties
Chambers Ireland has today (03/12/13) welcomed the Red C Credit Demand Survey which points towards further stabilisation in the economy. Speaking this afternoon, Chambers Ireland Chief Executive Ian Talbot said “This report is one of a number of recent indicators of positive momentum in the economy. Demand for finance has dropped while the overall approval
Chambers Ireland has today (03/12/13) called on Government to ensure that the cost of doing business does not rise as a result of the Local Government Bill 2013. The call comes in advance of a meeting of the select Sub-committee on the Environment, Community and Local Government. Speaking this morning, Chambers Ireland Deputy Chief Executive,
Chambers Ireland has today (26/11/13) welcomed the news that the standardised rate of unemployment has fallen to 12.8% in the last quarter according to the Quarterly National Household Survey. Speaking this morning, Chambers Ireland Deputy Chief Executive, Seán Murphy, said “A decrease in unemployment for the fifth successive quarter is something to be welcomed. While
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Chambers Ireland has today (20/11/13) welcomed the focus of the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Finance, Public Expenditure and Reform on proposed changes to amend the filing deadline for self employed businesses and individuals. Speaking this morning, Chambers Ireland Chief Executive Ian Talbot said “This proposal is completely unworkable and we call on Chairman Ciarán Lynch
Chambers Ireland has today (20/11/13) expressed disappointment that the Department of Finance continues to see the bringing forward of the pay and file date as a practical proposal. Speaking this afternoon, Chambers Ireland Chief Executive Ian Talbot said “Delaying the implementation of a new deadline by a year does nothing to solve the very real
Dublin City Council was last night (13/11/13) named City Council of the year at the 10th Annual Excellence in Local Government Awards. Ennis Town Council was named Town Council of the year at the event held in association with the Department of Environment, Community and Local Government. Ian Talbot, Chambers Ireland Chief Executive said, “While
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Ireland has today (13/11/13) said that confidence in the Eurozone is growing markedly. While high unemployment and budget deficits remain challenging, the overall economic mood is becoming more positive. Speaking this morning, Ian Talbot, ICC Ireland Secretary General said, “This is a good set of survey results from an
Chambers Ireland has today (04/11/13) criticised the Government for failing to recognise the damage its approach to private health insurance is doing to consumers, providers and businesses. Specifically, given the recent changes announced in Budget 2014 regarding the Health Insurance Tax Relief Cap, an increase in the Health Insurance Levy would further damage what is
Alcohol Strategy Must be Coordinated In a joint statement, Chambers Ireland and the British Irish Chamber of Commerce have today (24/10/13) said that the new alcohol strategy for the Republic of Ireland which will introduce a minimum price for alcohol must be a coordinated measure with Northern Ireland to ensure a level playing field on