Blog by NERI Co-director, Paul Mac Flynn Paul Mac Flynn on 'Good Jobs, the key to tacking Economic Inactivity in Northern Ireland' - nerinstitute.net/blog/good-jobs… #jobs #NorthernIreland

5 new corporate tax challenges facing Ireland. Ireland's tax regime has faced down many challenges over the last 70 years, but there's potential new obstacles ahead, writes Nessa Ní Chasaide Maynooth University Research Ireland rte.ie/brainstorm/202…

Call for papers for the 13th Annual NERI Labour Market Conference - 29 May 2025 - Ulster University - possible topics below and full details here - nerinstitute.net/events/2025/ca… #employment #pensions #climate #economy #pay #care #productivity

New NERI Long-Read by Tom A McDonnell & Paul Mac Flynn on 'More and Better Jobs - New Economic Model - Pillar 2' - nerinstitute.net/research/more-… #Jobs

When Stormont returned, political attention turned to the big-ticket items.... but there’s another matter developing in the background that could shape the future of Northern Ireland’s economy in profound ways: the Good Jobs Employment Rights Bill. Read: belfasttelegraph.co.uk/opinion/news-a…

NERI blog by Tom A McDonnell re NERI Long-Read on More and Better Jobs is the 3rd in a series describing a proposed framework for a new economic model - nerinstitute.net/blog/more-and-… Paul Mac Flynn

NERI economist @ChrisSmart_NERI will present at tomorrows NERI seminar on 'Productivity in Ireland’s Domestically-Owned Market Economy: a Comparative Survey’. Details & registration - nerinstitute.net/events/2025/pr… Paul Goldrick-Kelly #productivity

Call for papers for the 13th Annual NERI Labour Market Conference - 29 May - venue is Ulster University Those interested should submit a title & abstract before this Friday. Full details here - nerinstitute.net/events/2025/ca… Paul Mac Flynn Study At Ulster

Tomorrow at 5pm is the submisison deadline for the Call for Papers for the 13th Annual NERI Labour Market Confernce. This takes place in Ulster University on 29 May. Full details are here - nerinstitute.net/events/2025/ca… Ulster University Paul Mac Flynn

The next NERI online seminar takes place on Wed 16 Apr at 15:30. Cillian Doyle Trinity College Dublin presents on 'The 'Birthplace of aircraft leasing': Ireland, aircraft leasing & tax arbitrage' - details here - nerinstitute.net/events/2025/bi… #tax #Ireland Maynooth University

New blog from Dr Lisa Wilson titled 'Strengthening Trade Union Rights: Why Collective Employment Relations are a route to a stronger economy' can be read here: Link: nerinstitute.net/blog/strengthe…

New blog from Dr Lisa Wilson titled 'Strengthening Trade Union Rights: Why Collective Employment Relations are a route to a stronger economy' can be read here: Link: nerinstitute.net/blog/strengthe…

Excited to be in Dublin, of all places, to talk about the present and future of corporate tax avoidance!

This letter is worth reading and considering by all. Highlights precisely the challenge where still in Ireland today, hundreds of thousands of workers are locked out of trade unions and having a real independent voice

We have campaigned and lobbied for this concept for years. Its implementation is timely and very welcome. We now need to see government improve it progressively each year.

The next NERI online seminar on aircraft leasing and tax arbitrage takes place on Wed 16 Apr where Cillian Doyle and Prof Jim Stewart Trinity College Dublin will present. Details and registration - nerinstitute.net/events/2025/bi… Maynooth University #tax #Ireland

We’re the most competitive economy in the Eurozone. We’ve one of the lowest average hourly labour costs (wages + employer PRSI) in Western Europe. Before the 4-year roadmap to a living wage commenced in 2023, the minimum wage increased by a miserly €1.95 in the previous 7 yrs.

Excellent report from Tasc on the consequences for Ireland and social Europe should the Adequate Minimum Wages Directive not be enacted ⁦Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU)⁩ ⁦EUROPEAN TRADE UNIONS⁩ tasc.ie/publications/t…

A Balanced Approach to Labour Reform: Minister Archibald’s Vision for the Good Jobs Bill in Northern Ireland Read here: nerinstitute.net/blog/balanced-…

Tax cuts for the rich lead to higher income inequality. However, they do not have any significant effect on economic growth or unemployment. Empirical evidence for advanced economies over 1965-2015: