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Dublin-based HR expert Frank Kelly offers his insight into future of HR in Ireland

Dublin, Ireland. – With the recent news that employment in Ireland is increasing, former Chairman of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development in Ireland, Frank Kelly, offered his thoughts on the effects this would have on businesses from a HR perspective.“There is a great deal to be positive about if you’re Irish right now,” explained Mr Kelly, “The unemployment rate in Ireland has fallen by 4.4% since 2012  and this trend is predicted by many to continue well into the New Year.” Whilst the figures would suggest that the economic situation in Ireland is

Former Director for Dublin Frank Kelly tackles HR in Conference

Limerick City, Ireland – It’s no secret that HR is under a fair degree of strain during these taxing times. With staff morale suffering a three-pronged assault from cuts to pay, changes to working conditions and an increasing emphasis on doing more with less, there is undoubtedly an increasing need for a fresh approach. HR expert Frank Kelly Dublin  sought to address these issues as he chaired this month’s 16th Annual Local Government Human Resources Conference in Limerick. Mr Kelly spoke authoritatively about the challenges faced by Human

Frank Kelly: Collective Bargaining and modern HR consultancy

Dublin, Ireland.  Frank Kelly HR Business Consultant (Relationship – Management) welcomes the Irish Government’s commitment to agree new arrangements in cases where employers who do not deal with trade unions and to put in place a restoration of indirect union recognition.Frank Kelly HR Business Consultant  (Relationship – Management) welcomes the Irish Government’s commitment to agree new arrangements  in cases where employers who do not

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