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Rethinking Wellness: Are We Solving The Right Problems?

Rethinking Wellness: Are We Solving The Right Problems?

By Karen Corry, Senior HR Consultant As Professional Wellness Month draws to a close, it’s time to move beyond fruit bowls and yoga sessions and ask a more pressing question: are we solving the right problem when it comes to employee wellness? Too often, organisations...

Payrolling Benefits Pushed Back to April 2027

Payrolling Benefits Pushed Back to April 2027

HMRC has announced that mandatory payrolling of benefits-in-kind (BIK) will be delayed until April 2027, rather than proceeding in April 2026 as initially planned. What is a benefit-in-kind? A benefit-in-kind (BIK) is any non-monetary perk or service with a financial...

The Good Weather Effect

The Good Weather Effect

By Brian Lenehan, HR Consultant  With the recent sunshine and Barra Best now everyone’s best friend, the impact of good weather on workplace dynamics becomes more than just a pleasant backdrop - it’s a subtle but powerful factor in employee engagement and...

Making Tax Digital for Income Tax

Making Tax Digital for Income Tax

HMRC is changing the way taxpayers report their income and expenses from April 2026; “Making Tax Digital for Income Tax”. If a taxpayer meets the conditions, they will be required to maintain digital records on HMRC approved software and then send digital updates to...

AI is Just the Next Step in Workplace Evolution

AI is Just the Next Step in Workplace Evolution

By Donal Laverty, Consulting Partner It can feel sometimes as if every year of this decade has been billed as a ‘big year for AI’, but this really is the case for 2025. Minister of Finance John O’Dowd has announced his intention to set up an AI working group in his...

Golf Lessons

Golf Lessons

Rory McIlroy's emotional victory at the Masters Tournament not only secured his first and long-awaited Green Jacket but also completed his career Grand Slam, making him only the sixth player in history to achieve this feat. Beyond the fairways of Augusta National,...

A Low Key Spring Statement as Reeves Seeks Stability

A Low Key Spring Statement as Reeves Seeks Stability

By Neil Armstrong, Tax Director Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves MP has previously indicated that she would only make major changes once a year “to give families and businesses stability and certainty”. Given the significant policies last year coming into...

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