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Category Archives: Employment
Remote Working in Ireland During Covid-19 – Initial Findings from WDC/NUIG Survey
Introduction The WDC in partnership with Whitaker Institute NUIG has just published initial findings of its survey Remote Working in Ireland During COVID-19, see here. These are the summary results from the national survey of 7,241 individuals across a wide … Continue reading
Working from Home – What are the Regional Patterns?
Introduction In a recent blogpost I examined the data on working from home and the trends that have occurred up to the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic. The data over the last two decades suggest that there may be a … Continue reading
Business Sectors and Employment in the Western Region: Exploring some potential impacts of the Covid 19 shock
While the detail and scale of the consequences of the Covid-19 containment measures are not yet clear, it is useful to consider, using available data, how the Western Region might be impacted. There are many unknowns including in relation to … Continue reading
Exploring some potential impacts of the Covid 19 shock on the Western Region – revisiting sectoral employment patterns
The Corona virus pandemic and consequent shutdown is bringing, and will bring, a massive economic shock globally, nationally and regionally, but the detail and scale of the consequences are not yet clear. There are many unknowns including in relation … Continue reading
Posted in Covid 19, Employment, Regional Statistics, Uncategorized
Tagged Covid 19, economic sectors, employment, Western Region
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Working from Home – ‘The New Normal’?
Introduction Though unintended, one of the biggest experiments in employment practices is underway globally; enforced working from home. Where possible, Governments have asked that all workers conduct their normal work from home, a radical change from what has gone on … Continue reading
Does a Rising tide lift all Boats? A look at the latest CSO data on Poverty and access to Services
The CSO released the latest data on Income and Living Conditions (Survey on Income and Living Conditions SILC) last week, see here. The headline figures indicate a continued rise in incomes between 2017 and 2018 which in turn was higher … Continue reading
Posted in Census, Economic Sectors, Employment, Poverty, Uncategorized
Tagged employment, income, Poverty
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How are we doing? Annual Earnings in Western Region and other counties
Data on earnings of employees in different counties has just been released by the CSO, providing another important contribution to our understanding of local and regional economic development. Earnings Analysis Using Administrative Data Sources (EAADS) provides statistics on earnings for … Continue reading
Posted in Disparity, Economic Sectors, Economy, Employment
Tagged annual earnings, employment, gender pay gap
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e-Work, Remote work and Hubs, Some Recent Evidence
Introduction The WDC produced the Policy Briefing e-Working in the Western Region in March 2017, see here. This briefing aimed to quantify the extent of e-working in the Western Region and nationally and set out policy recommendations. Since then e-working … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Sectors, Economy, Employment, Financial & ICT Services, Uncategorized
Tagged Broadband, employment, Industry, Infrastructure, jobs
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Agency Workers – How Many Are There and Where do they Work?
Introduction There is much discussion about the growth of ‘atypical’ forms of work – such as e-working, remote working, the gig, shared economy and temporary work etc. The WDC has previously examined various aspects of atypical ways of working, identifying … Continue reading
Regional Sectoral Profiles: The Complete Collection
A year ago we began publishing a series of ‘Regional Sectoral Profiles’ of economic sectors in the Western Region. Now, 12 months and 12 reports later, the series is complete! As publication has been spread over a year, I thought … Continue reading