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#117: The Bottom Line –Inflation an inexact science; The Right To Request Remote Work; Cycle Friendly Business & Kilkenny Chamber Business Awards.
Economist Jim Power spoke with John about how January 2022 has been going so far from the removal of Covid restrictions; recently released retail sales data to the topic of Inflation & interest rates.
Neil McDonnell, CEO of ISME spoke with John about the SME sector and what the post lockdown future looks like. Neil also spoke with John about the Right to Request Remote Work Bill 2021 which was published last week.
Michael O Boyle, Chief Executive of Cycling Solutions Ireland spoke with John about his mission to make business and society more cycle friendly and in the process unlock the huge potential of new ways of thinking about this hugely popular and environmentally friendly mode of transport.
Kilkenny Chamber of Commerce CEO, John Hurley chatted to John about the upcoming Kilkenny Chamber Business Awards with the new date of the 12th March 2022 having been announced late last week. John also spoke about the business community in Kilkenny and how their members have been feeling since the lifting of restrictions.
With thanks to O’Neill Foley, Produced by Deirdre Dromey.
To contact the show, email: [email protected]
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By John PurcellEconomist Jim Power spoke with John about how January 2022 has been going so far from the removal of Covid restrictions; recently released retail sales data to the topic of Inflation & interest rates.
Neil McDonnell, CEO of ISME spoke with John about the SME sector and what the post lockdown future looks like. Neil also spoke with John about the Right to Request Remote Work Bill 2021 which was published last week.
Michael O Boyle, Chief Executive of Cycling Solutions Ireland spoke with John about his mission to make business and society more cycle friendly and in the process unlock the huge potential of new ways of thinking about this hugely popular and environmentally friendly mode of transport.
Kilkenny Chamber of Commerce CEO, John Hurley chatted to John about the upcoming Kilkenny Chamber Business Awards with the new date of the 12th March 2022 having been announced late last week. John also spoke about the business community in Kilkenny and how their members have been feeling since the lifting of restrictions.
With thanks to O’Neill Foley, Produced by Deirdre Dromey.
To contact the show, email: [email protected]
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