Employers lobby group IBEC, and accountancy firm KPMG has launched a new report, ‘What next for infrastructure?’, which sets out how best to meet Ireland’s infrastructure needs in the current difficult economic environment.
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Posts Tagged ‘ IBEC ’
IBEC manufacturing momentum
IBEC, the group that represents Irish business says it is encouraging to see the manufacturing sector recovery gain further momentum in the final months of 2010. It also says that the increase in consumer price index was largely as expected and was mainly driven by commodity price hikes and higher health charges.
IBEC comments on four-year plan
IBEC, the group that represents Irish business has said that the Government’s four-year plan has recognised the importance of a growth strategy for the Irish economy.
IBEC welcomes public capital
IBEC, the group that represents Irish business, today welcomed the announcement by Government that €39 billion will be in invested by the Exchequer over the next seven years in a revised public capital programme.
Business sentiment strengthens further in Q2
IBEC, the group that represents Irish business, today published the results of its latest Business Sentiment Survey, which shows that business confidence strengthened in Q2 for the third consecutive quarter, but recovery is stronger in the exporting sectors than in the domestic economy.
Government must invest in infrastructure
IBEC, ICTU, Dublin Chamber of Commerce and the Construction Industry Council joined together to call on Government to reinvigorate the economy by investing in Ireland’s infrastructure.
IBEC revises economic forecasts upwards
IBEC, the group that represents Irish business has published its economic forecasts for 2010 and 2011 in its latest Quarterly Economic Trends.
Economic crisis demands new public investment plan
IBEC, the group that represents Irish business, today published its submission to government on how to revise the National Development Plan. The group called on government to move beyond crisis management and begin to invest again in the country’s future. It warned that Ireland risked a two-speed recovery, with the domestic economy lagging behind...
Creating jobs is ultimate key to reviving economy
Following the decisive moves to stabilise the banking sector, attention must now turn to getting the wider economy back on track, according to IBEC.
Retail figures indicate Ireland exiting recession
IBEC, the group that represents Irish business has said that the latest retail sales figures from the CSO are a further sign that Ireland is exiting recession.
Definitive action to revive banking sector necessary
IBEC, the group that represents Irish business, says this week’s decisive move towards purging the banking system of bad loans is a key milestone on the way to restoring international confidence in the Irish economy.
IBEC welcomes Innovation Taskforce report
IBEC, the group that represents Irish business, today welcomed the publication of the Innovation Taskforce’s report and said it would serve as a roadmap to guide the country towards becoming a smart economy.
Dissatisfaction with public procurement process
IBEC, the group that represents Irish business, has released results of a new survey of Irish companies, which revealed that most believe fundamental problems exist with the process of selling goods and services to the public sector in Ireland.
Survey reveals major cost of weather disruption
IBEC, the group that represents Irish business has released the results of a survey on the economic cost of the recent adverse weather conditions.
Exports recover in September but serious pressures remain
IBEC, the group that represents Irish business has said that new CSO trade figures highlight the resilience of Irish exporting companies, but warned serious pressures remain.
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