Finance

An unprecedented combination of variables makes accurate financial planning a significant challenge in 2023. CFOs, finance leaders and their teams will need to consider sharply rising costs, wage demands, worker shortages and more in compiling their budgets

After a lot of negotiation, we now know the details of the Irish budget for 2024. What are they and what do they mean for you and your business?

Expectations, demands even, are growing for organisations to report their ESG data. For businesses starting out on their ESG reporting journey – what do they need to report on? Who does it? And importantly, where will they get the data from?

As the pressure for organisations to adopt successful ESG reporting intensifies, experts outline how to lighten the compliance burden.

Just as the pandemic subsides, businesses are battling a new set of challenges in a shape of fast-rising inflation and recruitment shortages brought about by the ‘Great Resignation’, according to Mark Jenkins, Chief Information Officer at MHR.

In these volatile times – post-pandemic, post-Brexit and during a cost-of-living crisis not seen in a generation – the role of HR has never been more important. Additionally, the ‘Great Resignation’ and lengthy job vacancy lists make for significant challenges for HR professionals.