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Productivity in Ireland's Domestically-Owned Market Economy: a Comparative Survey

The NERI seminar titled Productivity in Ireland's Domestically-Owned Market Economy: a Comparative Survey was presented by Chris Smart, NERI economist. It took place on Wednesday 26 March 2025 at 15...

Strengthening Trade Union Rights: Why Collective Employment Relations are a route to a stronger economy

27 Mar 2025

Dr Lisa Wilson

The Good Jobs Employment Rights Bill has the potential to be the cornerstone of the current political mandate in Northern Ireland. When Stormont returned, political attention turned - as it often does - to the big-ticket items: budget black holes, public finances, the broken health system, and...

More and Better Jobs - New Economic Model: Pillar 2

25 Mar 2025

Louisa O’Brien

This Long-Read series no. 12 by NERI Co-directors Dr. Tom McDonnell and Paul Mac Flynn focuses on hours worked with a particular emphasis on the goal of more and better jobs. More and better jobs anchor people's economic security and well-being. Economic security is, in turn, a necessary if...

Presenation & video from the NERI Seminar - Productivity in Ireland's Domestically-Owned Market Economy: a Comparative Survey

Past event

Wed, Mar 26 2025, 3:30 - 4:30pm

The NERI seminar titled Productivity in Ireland's Domestically-Owned Market Economy: a Comparative Survey was presented by Chris Smart, NERI economist. It took place on Wednesday 26 March 2025 at 15.30 as an online Zoom event. Please find the presentation and video from the NERI seminar. Lecture...

Presentation & video from the NERI Seminar 'The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Employment Relations - A European Study'

Past event

Wed, Nov 5 2025, 3:30 - 4:30pm

The NERI seminar titled 'The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Employment Relations - A European Study' was presented by Mr. Kevin P. O'Kelly, Industrial Relations & EU Social Policy Researcher. It took place on Wednesday 5 November 2025 at 15.30 as an online Zoom event. Please find the...

Presentation & video from the NERI seminar -The ‘birthplace of aircraft leasing’: Ireland, aircraft leasing and tax arbitrage

Past event

Wed, Apr 16 2025, 3:30 - 4:30pm

The NERI seminar titled 'The ‘birthplace of aircraft leasing’: Ireland, aircraft leasing and tax arbitrage' was presented by Mr. Cillian Doyle, PhD student, Trinity College Dublin and Adjunct Professor in Finance, Jim Stewart, Trinity College Dublin. It took place on Wednesday 16 April 2025 at 15.30...

Good Jobs, the key to tackling Economic Inactivity in Northern Ireland

18 Feb 2025

Paul Mac Flynn

In this blog, NERI Co-director, Paul Mac Flynn discusses jobs in Northern Ireland. In a column at the end of last year I wrote about the fact that recent revisions to the Northern Ireland labour market data show that our employment situation was actually a good bit better than we first thought...

Exploring Working Hours Disparities in Europe

The NERI seminar titled 'Exploring Working Hours Disparities in Europe' was presented by Albian Krasniqi, PhD researcher and lecturer at TU Dublin. It took place on Wednesday 12 February 2025 at 15.30...

Productivity in the context of healthcare

07 Feb 2025

Chris Smart

In this NERI Research InBrief No. 91, Chris Smart, NERI economist discusses productivity in the context of healthcare. Please find connected Report Series No 38 'Market Education and Healthcare in the Irish Economy' and related blog. Understanding productivity in the context of non-market services...

Economic Resilience - New Economic Model: Pillar 4

29 Jan 2025

Dr Tom McDonnell

This Long-Read series no. 11 by NERI Co-director, Dr. Tom McDonnell addresses economic resilience which includes socio-economic and environmental stability and adaptive capacity. Economic resilience is one of the four mutually reinforcing pillars that underpin the New Economic Model framework. In an...

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