Friday Round Up in Ireland 19/01/2024
Posted in : Fortnightly Review of Recent Employment Developments on 19 January 2024 Issues covered: Data Protection & Cybersecurity, AI, Cost of Living, Recruitment & Retention, Small Business, NI StrikesThis week's top 5:
- Nearly 50% of chief executives believe ‘AI and climate crisis’ will derail firms within 10 years
- GDPR data shows Ireland is ‘the world’s data police’
- Cost increases will see 1,000 small businesses close this year
- NI Strikes
- Competent jerks have a shelf life in the office
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This article is correct at 19/01/2024
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