Joe Lynam brings us through Tuesday's business news headlines.
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Daryl Hanberry Head of Tax and Legal with Deloitte Ireland
We are exactly two weeks out from the budget, and although the leaking of tax or spending measures hasn't begun in earnest yet, we’re starting to get a sense that this won't be like the last one ie a pre-election giveaway. So what can we expect in 2026 and what could that mean for companies? And which sectors can expect or even deserve the most support? Speaking to Joe was Daryl Hanberry the Head of Tax and Legal with Deloitte Ireland which hosts its “Global Shared Services Conference” this week.
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Do high value technology jobs have a far higher multiplier effect?
Professor Carl Benedict Frey thinks that high value technology jobs have a far higher multiplier effect than manufacturing jobs. Ie each highly skilled professional creates or supports up to five other jobs whereas each manufacturing job only has 1.6 supported jobs elsewhere in the business. Professor Carl Benedict Frey the Dieter Schwarz Associate Professor of AI and Work at the Oxford Internet Institute discussed all with Joe this morning.
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How do we get more women in senior roles?
There are twenty listed companies on the main ISEQ index of share on Euronext Dublin but only two of them are chaired by women and no female Chief Executives. That’s despite numerous efforts to get women higher up the management food chain. Chief Executive of Kella Leadership Hannah Wrixon has started and run a number of companies and believes she may have the formula to get more women in senior roles and it involves building a community of female executives.
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Monday's business news review
Monday's business news review along with Joe Lynam and Ross Mould from AJ Bell.
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