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The green agenda filters down through every aspect of working, from how offices are designed and built to employee behaviour

World of work transforming itself to adapt to a changed world

Legacy of pandemic will involve major changes to work, shopping and leisure practices

‘Companies need to keep checking in with their staff’

Promoting wellbeing and managing culture is a challenge when employees are working remotely

‘When you’ve been around as long as me, you’re not expecting something like this’

Aramark chief Frank Gleeson says industries hit by Covid must be helped to rebound

US business leaders in Ireland give thanks to the workers

Paying tribute to those who kept the country going during the most challenging of years

Ex-Aramark staff mount unofficial picket after receiving week’s notice of job loss

Catering staff say they were ‘dumped after years of loyalty’, call on former employer AIB for support

Avoca warns of redundancies due to coronavirus

News comes as parent Aramark Ireland reports loss and also warns of Covid impact

Energy start-up provides reliable flow of data on properties

ZiggyTec uses Internet of Things to monitor utilities usage and manage energy sustainability reporting

Return to work to bring fresh challenges in ‘new normal’

Organisations and staff to face new mental, physical and logistical challenges

Avoca managing director Tara O’Neill quits unexpectedly

Shane Flynn, managing director of Aramark in Ireland, to take lead position at Avoca

Avoca: it’s all about the food now

The multimillion euro retail chain has had to reinvent itself since the Covid-19 lockdown

Guinness Storehouse appoints new MD

New tourist venue supremo involved in delivering athlete villages at Beijing and London Olympics

Investments lead Avoca owner Aramark to record €14.9m loss

Revenue at Aramark Ireland Holdings remained steady at €351 million last year

Dunnes Stores: How it transformed from value grocery to epicurean dining destination

After arrival of German discounters Dunnes chose to make a play on upscale Irish food

Profits at Katie Taylor’s company rise to €1.6m

Survey showed the world champion boxer to be Ireland’s most admired sports personality

Aramark Property marks 70 years in business

Asset manager handles portfolio of some 5,000 units with €250 million rent roll

Direct provision firms paid €72m last year as numbers surged

Six firms paid more than €5m each as asylum seeker numbers increased by 18%

Louth bespoke furniture maker plans further expansion outside of Ireland

Inside Track: O’Connors of Drumleck MD John O’Connor on what sets his business apart from rivals

Avoca serves up a new foodie destination for Dublin 4

Outlet strikes a new note for Avoca as retailer nudges its food offering further upmarket

Dublin apartment complex residents considering ‘rent strike’

Marker tenants considering legal action, withholding rent following leaks and fire

Dublin apartment residents stayed in during fire due to false alarms

Once they realised alarm was genuine, they had to fight through thick smoke to escape

Rights of direct provision resident breached after CCTV footage allegedly disclosed to radio station

Data Protection Commissioner says State agency and contractor Aramark breached duties

Silver service: A culinary night at the nursing home

Once a fortnight, a Dublin nursing home hosts a pop-up restaurant to bring fine dining to residents

Freshly Chopped set to create 150 jobs as it plans 10 stores

New stores planned for Ireland, Britain and Cyprus before Christmas

Dunnes Stores withdraws from talks to buy Donnybrook Fair

Opportunity knocks for one of Dunnes Store's rivals

Minister to raise issue of Four Courts’ restaurant closure

Courts’ only public restaurant, running for more than 40 years, expected to become offices

Hospitality boom: What’s happening with Dublin’s bars and restaurants?

Catherine Cleary and Una Mullally look at the real cost of the boom in Dublin's hospitality sector

Dunnes Stores considers buying Donnybrook Fair chain

Group is in advanced talks about potential acquisition of the chain

Firms paid €50m for running direct provision centres last year

Official figures show Mosney plc has received €127.4m since 2002 for accommodating asylum seekers

Flogging Pope Francis: hats, headbands and a banner for €1,500

Six months ahead of the Pope’s visit, publishers and flag-makers get ready for a merchandise bonanza

Two office blocks at Northern Cross for sale separately

Newenham House looking for €16.3m and Newenham Court seeks €9.15m

Calories, nutrition, mindfulness: what Foodology students learn

The MSc students learn about portion control, hospital food and mindful eating

Hooking up with Dunnes Stores helps butcher Pat Whelan raise the steaks

Artisan meat chain hungry to grow under ownership of Dunnes Stores

Avoca to open food hall in luxury Ballsbridge development

Dylan McGrath will also open a new restaurant in Dublin 4 centre

Freshly Chopped signs six-figure deal as it expands to Cyprus

Healthy fast food firm looking to move into other European markets in coming years

Avoca drives 31% growth at Aramark Ireland

Avoca had more than €4m in restructuring and related costs ahead of Aramark deal

South African group leads bidders for Noonan Services

Alchemy seeking up to €190 million for facilities management and cleaning group

Noonan Services sale attracts bid from South Africa’s Bidvest

US private equity firm HIG among bidders in deal worth up to €190m

Public hearing on €200m Vartry reservoir upgrade plans

150-year-old water treatment plant supplies more than 200,000 in Wicklow and Dublin

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