by Dave Corkery | Oct 28, 2025 | Change Management, Employee Engagement, Employee Wellness, Workplace Conflict
The great return — or the great resistance? Over the last two years, “return to office” mandates have dominated workplace headlines. Banks, tech companies, and public bodies alike are rethinking the hybrid working models that defined the pandemic era. In Ireland, the...
by Dave Corkery | Oct 20, 2025 | Change Management, Learning and Development Training
A new world of work Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn’t coming — it’s already here. From chatbots to screening tools, it’s transforming how we live, work, and lead. But while other industries are racing ahead, many HR professionals are still watching cautiously from...
by Eoin Lyons | Oct 13, 2021 | Change Management, Covid-19, Discipline and Grievances, Employee Grievances, Workplace Conflict
As we return to work, the onset of division between vaccinated and unvaccinated employees has been an unfortunate development. Since September 20th, there has been a gradual and careful re-opening of offices as advised by the Irish Government. Ahead of further easing...
by Eoin Lyons | Jul 9, 2020 | Change Management
In our last blog, we discussed some of the challenges facing Irish leaders in terms of skills shortages and career development. In this blog, we will be focusing on a very real challenge facing Irish leaders today – that of crisis management. Crisis management on a...
by Insight Editor | Oct 29, 2019 | Change Management, HR Outsourcing and Interim HR Placements
“The most successful organisations develop a culture that just keeps moving all the time” -Prof. Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Harvard Business School Organisations are continually faced with the challenge of adapting to rapid change, particularly in today’s dynamic...
by Insight Editor | Dec 5, 2017 | Change Management, Employment Law Compliance, HR Outsourcing and Interim HR Placements, HR Support Services
Religion is never far from the headlines these days. Recently, the Irish Times revealed that despite falling Mass attendance, Ireland remains one of the most religious countries in Europe. Expressions of faith can sometimes venture outside of the home or house of...
