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Wicklow councillor highlights slow rural broadband speeds in letter to Minister - Vimarsana News

Wicklow councillor highlights slow rural broadband speeds in letter to Minister

Cathaoirleach of the Baltinglass Municipal District, Councillor Edward Timmins, has written to Minister Ossian Smyth TD to highlight the “exclusion” of the rural village of Kiltegan by National Broadband Ireland (NBI).

Remote and hybrid working key factors in employment choices - Vimarsana News

Remote and hybrid working key factors in employment choices

Survey finds Tuesday is most popular day for coming into the office and most popular hybrid model involves two days a week onsite and three days remote working

Midwest Radio - NUI Galway survey aims to find out how remote working is impacting career choices - Vimarsana News

Midwest Radio - NUI Galway survey aims to find out how remote working is impacting career choices

Midwest Radio Broadcasting from Co Mayo in Ireland. Midwest Radio is the Number 1 local radio in Ireland

Flexibility: Revolutionizing the Future of Work - Vimarsana News

Flexibility: Revolutionizing the Future of Work

Our offices and workspaces are a solace for many. A place where teams and employees can come together, brainstorm, grow and exchange ideas. Over the couple of years, the ways of working have evolved significantly,...

Clare Seen As Leading County For Remote Working Hubs As Return To Workplaces Mooted - Vimarsana News

Clare Seen As Leading County For Remote Working Hubs As Return To Workplaces Mooted

Clare FM 19th May 2021 The CEO of the Western Development Commission believes Clare is among the leading counties in Ireland in the future of remote working. It comes as the second annual Remote Working Survey has revealed fewer than 5 percent of people want a full return to the office after the pandemic. That’s despite a separate IBEC survey suggesting more than three quarters of businesses believing they will return to the workplace in or before September. CONTINUE READING BELOW WDC CEO and Quin man Tomas O Siochain says remote working does not necessarily mean working from ...

Source: clare.fm