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Economists believe that Budget should reverse ‘skills tax’ Issue: 09 / 2001
The Survey has seen the emphasis on supply-side measures remain, while the majority have called for the reintroduction for the employers PRSI ceiling, removed in last year’s Budget.
 
EDITORIAL Issue: 09 / 2001
Medium term policy moves to the fore
 
Evolution in treasury creating recruitment opportunities Issue: 09 / 2001
Sue Stuart looks at the development of corporate treasury in Ireland and finds the evolution of the roles into risk management making the long-term prognosis good.
 
Faraway taxes are green Issue: 09 / 2001
The EU favour the introduction of environmental taxes by the Member States. The current government’s programme promises the introduction of green taxes in Ireland. So far little has happened. What may be in the pipeline?
 
Financial services recruitment not suffering Issue: 09 / 2001
Sue Stuart looks at the effects of the economic downturn on recruitment in financial services. She spoke with several of the leading financial services recruitment companies in the annual Finance Financial Services Recruitment Survey.
 
Gensec expansion eyes London office Issue: 09 / 2001
Gensec Ireland plans to open a London office by year-end as part of a three stranded expansion measure. the company also plans to recruit 13 staff, expand it product range and move to larger premises in Dublin.
 
Hard choices must be made between increasing spending or reducing taxes Issue: 09 / 2001
Alan McQuaid says public spending is the most important consideration in the next budget.
 
Increasing competitiveness should be cornerstone of Budget Issue: 09 / 2001
Aziz McMahon believes that controlling growth in public spending is the biggest objective of the next Budget.
 
Integrating online banking with straight through processing - a vision of banking in the future Issue: 09 / 2001
Liam Foley looks at the prospects for online banking in the future and finds that the revolution has only just begun.
 
Ireland remains a vibrant profit centre for international financial services Issue: 09 / 2001
Despite recent high profile job losses, financial services remain a vibrant profit centre and recruitment prospects are expected to remain stable, writes Fiona Reddan.
 
Market conditions remain stable Issue: 09 / 2001
Recruitment still robust in financial services.
 
O’Connor to head up National Pension Reserve Fund Issue: 09 / 2001
Ronan O'Connor spoke to Fiona Reddan as he takes up his position at head of the National Pension Reserve Fund and addresses his plans for the fund.
 
O’Hare & Associates fee income up 13p.c. Issue: 09 / 2001
Leading accountancy firm O’Hare & Associates recorded a 13 per cent rise in fee income in the year to April 30 2001.
 
Outlook good for the funds industry in Ireland Issue: 09 / 2001
Paul McGowan identifies trends in the funds sector that suggest it will maintain its attractiveness for employment opportunites.
 
PRSI u-turn needed in upcoming Budget Issue: 09 / 2001
Colin Hunt calls on Charlie McCreevey to proceed with individualism, focus on tax bands and make a u-turn on the abolishment of the ceiling on employers PRSI.
 


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