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Tánaiste welcomes reopening of 12,000 businesses this week and return to work of 100,000 people 10th May 2021 Staff are asked to continue working from home wherever possible Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Leo Varadkar has today (Monday the 10th of May) said this is a significant week for business with around 12,000 due to reopen their premises or resume normal trading, and 100,000 people expected back to work this month. He also indicated that the Work Safely Pro...

New financial supports being examined for those most affected by lockdown, says Tánaiste According to Varadkar, there are approximately 100,000 people who will be returning to work this month. By Tadgh McNally Monday 10 May 2021, 6:00 AM May 10th 2021, 6:00 AM 19,334 Views 10 Comments TÁNAISTE LEO VARADKAR has said that the government is exa...

85 hair and beauty salons in Leitrim set to reopen this week Reporter:  ); Hair and beauty businesses are excited to be welcoming back customers today, Monday 10th May, as they reopen for business after the easing of government restrictions. The Hair and Beauty Industry Confederation (HABIC) is delighted to see its members being able to finally open their doors again after being shut for all of 2021. Margaret ORourke Doherty, CEO of HABIC, spoke ahead of the opening of the industry: "We are ...

Hair we go! Queues outside Kilkenny barbers as salons and more business re-opens Streets already looking busier as some restrictions ease today Reporter: );  ); Despite a little rain, there were already some small queues outside a number of local barber shops in Kilkenny this morning, as we move into the next phase of re-opening. From today, Monday 10, personal services (hairdressers, barbers, beauticians) can reopen for customers with appointments only. Click and collect is also back, in-st...

Dublins Q102 By Ciaran Halpin Hair and beauty businesses are excited to be welcoming back customers from tomorrow onwards, Monday 10th May, as they reopen for business after the easing of government restrictions. The Hair and Beauty Industry Confederation (HABIC) has said it is delighted to see its members being able to finally open their doors again after being shut for all of 2021. Margaret ORourke Doherty, CEO of HABIC, spoke ahead of the opening of the i...

Hairdressers warning over appointment no-shows as salons and barbers reopen It means other customers cannot be accommodated, thus causing a massive loss in sales at a point when salons are already struggling 08:57, 9 MAY 2021 Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the latest on lockdown - from pubs to holidays to jabs - by signing up to our FREE newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you pro...

 ); The Hair and Beauty Industry Confederation (HABIC) today cautiously welcomes the expected announcement later this week by the Government regarding the easing of restrictions which are expected to lead to a re-opening of the personal service sector and hair and beauty salons across Ireland.  In preparation for the easing of restrictions, HABIC has produced updated guidelines for its members across the country, as they look to welcome their customers back into salons. The HABIC Reopening Gu...

Catherine O’Flynn of William Fry explains what employers and employees need to know about Covid-19 vaccines in the workplace.