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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
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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The Construction Sector in the Western Region
The Western Development Commission (WDC) has published the latest in its ‘Regional Sectoral Profiles’ series which analyses the most recent employment and enterprise data for the Western Region on specific economic sectors and identifies key policy issues.[1] This report examines … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Sectors, Employment, Enterprise
Tagged Business Demography, Census 2016, Construction, counties, CSO, CSO data, employment, Enterprise, jobs, labour market, WDC Insights, Western Region
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Administrative, Entertainment & Other Services rely on local demand from businesses & consumers, but potential to expand international activity
The Western Development Commission (WDC) has just published the latest in its series of Regional Sectoral Profiles which analyse employment and enterprise data for economic sectors in the Western Region. This report examines the Administrative, Entertainment & Other Services sector, … Continue reading
Hospitality plays a larger role in employment & enterprise in the Western Region
The WDC has just published its latest Regional Sectoral Profile which examines the region’s fifth largest employment sector – Accommodation & Food Service. Both the detailed report ‘Accommodation & Food Service Sector in the Western Region: Regional Sectoral Profile’ and … Continue reading
How important is Industry as a regional employer?
We’ve just published the fourth of our ‘Regional Sectoral Profiles’ analysing employment and enterprise data on specific economic sectors. The latest report examines Industry which is the Western Region’s largest employment sector, with 45,754 working in it. Industry includes mining, … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Sectors, Employment, Enterprise, Regional Development
Tagged agency assisted, Census 2016, Clare, CSO data, Data, Donegal, economic sectors, employment, Enterprise, Galway, Industry, jobs, Leitrim, Manufacturing, Mayo, Regional Statistics, Roscommon, Sligo
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The Education Sector in the Western Region
The WDC recently published the third in our ongoing series of ‘Regional Sectoral Profiles’ analysing employment and enterprise data for the Western Region on specific economic sectors and identifying key policy issues. The new report examines the Education Sector, the … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Sectors, Employment, Enterprise, Regional Statistics, Uncategorized
Tagged Business Demography, Census 2016, CSO dat, Data, Education, employment, gender, jobs, self-employment, Statistics
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Smaller Labour catchments across the Western Region
Jobs and workers Analysis of Census of Population 2016 shows that at a Western Region level, the total number of jobs located within the Western Region was 242,712. The Census also reports that the total resident ‘at work’ population within … Continue reading
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Tagged Clare, Donegal, employment, Galway, jobs, labour market, Leitrim, Mayo, Rural, Sligo, Western Region
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Regional Agency-Assisted Jobs 2017
In August the Department of Business, Enterprise & Innovation published the Annual Employment Survey (AES) for 2017. This provides an analysis of employment in Industrial and Services companies under the remit of IDA Ireland, Enterprise Ireland and Údarás na Gaeltachta. … Continue reading
Posted in Employment, Regional Statistics
Tagged agency assisted, Data, EI, employment, IDA, jobs, regional disparity, Regions
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City Led Regional Development and Peripheral Regions- Conference Report
The Regional Studies Association Irish Branch Annual Conference was held in the Institute of Technology Sligo on Friday 7th September. Appropriate for the location, it had the theme “City Led Regional Development and Peripheral Regions”. The presentations are available here. … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Sectors, Economy, Employment, Infrastructure, Population, Regional Development, Regional Statistics, Rural Development, Uncategorized
Tagged Data, economic sectors, IDA, Infrastructure, jobs, National Planning Framework, Population, regional disparity, Regional GDP, Regional policy, Rural, Sligo, urban centres
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