When a company is faced with insolvency, it isn’t just the size of the slice that’s important to creditors; it’s who gets their slice first. Darren Bowman, Restructuring and Insolvency Director considers what the proposed changes to HMRC’s preferential status mean in...
The Department for the Economy has released new figures that show the amount of Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs) in Northern Ireland – in Q2 of 2019 – have risen to 488, compared to 299 in Q1 – an increase of 63%. Compared to Q2 of 2018, the number...
Social enterprise and registered charity, Employers for Childcare, has recently published its tenth Northern Ireland Childcare Survey. It has revealed that the cost of a week’s holiday childcare for school aged children has risen by 56% over the last ten years. The...
Speaking for the first time in the UK and Ireland, International Adventurer Robby Kojetin shares his remarkable story of overcoming major injury to reach the summit of Everest with Consulting Partner Donal Laverty in our latest podcast, ‘Coming Back...
In recent years we’ve witnessed the emergence of four (and soon five) generations in the workforce. Differences and diversity can help build a highly productive environment, but the management of these differences is key to any workplace success. While this new norm...
Spar Kircubbin, owned by third-generation retailer Stephen Kelly, has announced major 2019 expansion plans, including a brand-new café incorporating the well established Golden Diner, featuring stunning views over Strangford Lough. Stephen and Gillian Kelly with Store...
