Blog Temporary contracts: what we (might not) know from survey data Changes to the labour market over recent decades and changes to come due to technological advancement and globalisation are of ongoing interest to... By Ciarán Nugent
Blog Is low pay the reason for the working poor? Low pay and in-work poverty in Ireland today. There has long been an assumption that work is the best and most effective route out of poverty. This maxim however has been questioned recently by a... By Dr Lisa Wilson
Blog Time to start changing the game The story goes that there was a slightly inebriated person found under the light of street lamp searching for something. When asked by a police... By Tom Healy
Blog Towards ‘better jobs’ for all: Why we need to listen to the women's movement Recently we have seen increased attention being given to the nature of employment and in particular to the quality of employment. There is hardly a... By Dr Lisa Wilson
Blog Northern Ireland's Public Finances - Revenue Matters When the £1 billion supply and confidence deal was signed between the Conservatives and the DUP last summer, many across the water began to take a... By Paul Mac Flynn
Blog Some evidence about health expenditure in the Republic of Ireland Never let the data get in the way of a good story. In their landmark book, How Ireland cares: The case for health reform , published in 2006, Dale... By Tom Healy
