Economy
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Attraction and retention
With over 2,200 staff employed across three locations in Northern Ireland, Allstate NI are well established as a leading employer.…
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Wellbeing in the workplace
There is considerable evidence supporting the view that training provided to businesses that encourages positive mental health and a positive…
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Skills in demand
Northern Ireland’s talent pool has adapted well to transition, however, the economic impact of Brexit, in whatever form, will shape…
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Digital talent management
The digital age has created a more transparent job market and intensified the battle for talent. agendaNi outlines some of…
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From where you are to where you want to be
Investing in our talent is critical and this is what drives the Housing Executive’s People Strategy. The business case for…
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Network 2020 Vision
Solutions Architect of eir Business NI Jim Montgomery discusses how to not only survive, but thrive when facing digital…
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Better than expected but less than needed
Ulster University Economic Policy Centre’s Gareth Hetherington analyses the economic outlook as we enter the critical Article 50 negotiation period.…
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Brexit, border and business
Newly appointed Director of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) Northern Ireland, Angela McGowan, discusses the likely economic impacts of…
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Building a dynamic economy
Chief Executive of Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council Roger Wilson talks to agendaNi about the economic dynamism of…
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Brief respite for public spending
Senior Economist with the Nevin Economic Research Institute (NERI), Paul Mac Flynn believes that while extra finances secured through the…
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