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Employment and OHS considerations on level 3 framework
On Monday 5 October, the Government announced its intention to move the entire country to Level 3 status under the National Framework for Living with COVID-19 effective from Wednesday 7 October. This is in response to concerns about increasing levels of COVID-19 cases and is part of the Government’s strategy to contain the virus. All counties will remain on Level 3 for a period of 3 weeks until midnight on 27th October 2020. In advance of that date, the situation be reviewed by the government based on the status of the virus and public health advice.
Frank Gleeson welcomed as new Ibec President
In his latest update to Ibec membership, CEO Danny McCoy announces that Frank Gleeson, President and CEO of Aramark Northern Europe, has been appointed as the organisation's new President for 2021 to 2022. Imelda Hurley, CEO of Coillte, has been appointed Deputy President for the upcoming year.
CEO Update Insights from Washington DC and Brussels
In context of the changing of the political guard in Ireland, Ibec’s influence remains a constant. The last fortnight has demonstrated to me that our domestic and international reach continues to go from strength to strength.
CEO Update: Ibec launches General Election Campaign
To ensure that our members’ priorities are reflected in manifestos and ultimately the next Programme for Government, Ibec has formally launched our General Election campaign.
Contracts for Difference
Ibec, in its pre-budget submission, has called on Government to introduce a competitive Contracts for Difference (CfD) scheme to drive major emissions reduction and resilience in Irish industry
Strengthening our trade and investment relationship with Canada: A conversation with Danny McCoy & The Honourable Mary Ng
This conversation between Ibec CEO Danny McCoy and The Honourable Mary Ng, Canada’s Minister of Small Business, Export Promotion and International Trade, on our shared values and the opportunities the EU-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) offers for business (particularly SMEs) and society.
CETA is fully compatible with EU law and values, and is a progressive agreement responding to the challenges and concerns of the 21st century. It serves and an important instrument that helps bind the economies of the EU and Canada even more closely together to create opportunities for companies on both sides of the Atlantic. Having an option of this kind of market diversification is critically important as our businesses respond to the ongoing challenges presented by Brexit and the Covid 19 pandemic.
Canada also has a lot in common with Ireland: shared values, complementary global outlooks, export-focussed trade, and a common commitment to a rules-based, multilateral international order. As trading nations, our economic recovery depends on strengthening our trade and investment relationship with close partners. CETA provides a framework to deliver on this goal.
Following the discussion with Minister Ng, Danny will be joined by Dr. Eamonn McKee , Ambassador of Ireland to Canada who will provide his views from the ground in Canada on current and potential opportunities, and current Irish business activity and engagement. The event wraps up with a conversation between Danny and Dr. Melita Gabric, the new Ambassador of the European Union to Canada who will highlight opportunities for the EU more broadly discussing the 45th anniversary of the establishment of the Delegation of the EU to Canada and the year ahead for the EU-Canada strategic partnership in the lead up to the next
CEO Update: EU-US Negotiations and Business Lobbying
The decision by US President Donald Trump this week to extend the pause on increased US tariffs of up to 50 percent on EU goods until 1 August is a welcome development.
The imperative for lifelong learning
Ireland has a lower rate of lifelong learning to some of its peers, but Ibec says companies must boost investment in upskilling, especially after Covid-19 abates
Building a Strong Cyber Incident Response Plan for SMEs
In this our 2nd cyber security article, we guide you through the process of developing a cyber security incident response plan. This will help your business be prepared and to recover from potential cyber attacks.
Introducing "Ireland: Towards a Model of Sustainable Substance"
In the latest update to Ibec members, CEO Danny McCoy introduces Ibec's newest campaign, "Ireland: Towards a Model of Sustainable Substance."