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Businesses across the country have been examining the new workplace measures to see how they will adapt. While specific sectors will need additional help, Chambers Ireland has said the plan will give customers confidence. | Read more: https://bit.ly/2WfitwO | RTÉ News
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Business and retail groups have welcomed the new rules saying they have been crippled by staff shortages due to workers isolating, either with Covid or as close contacts. | More: bit.ly/3I3C1cN | RTÉ News
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The Governor of the Central Bank has said he sees a 0.5% increase in interest rates as the minimum needed at the ECB's December meeting | Read more: https://bit.ly/3VvXj9P | RTÉ News
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Farmers are using CCTV and drones in a bid to tackle the theft of machinery and livestock. Experts say some of the stolen property is later transported to Eastern Europe by criminal gangs. Stolen animals are sold at markets around the country, or quickly slaughtered. | RTÉ News
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Carphone Warehouse is to close its business in Ireland with the expected loss of nearly 490 jobs. The company had more than 80 standalone and in-store shops nationwide. It said that footfall in its stores was down over 40% and that customers were also buying handsets less often. | https://bit.ly/3gsTdOd | RTÉ News
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