Health System Crises Could Worsen Because Of Changes To Stamp Duty
April 16, 2018

Health System Crises Could Worsen Because Of Changes To Stamp Duty

Ireland's health system is in crisis. Overcrowding, staff shortages and waiting lists are now a common occurrence despite the fact that Ireland is ranked seventh on health spending per capita in the OECD, higher than the U.K., Sweden and Iceland.

A recent government budgetary decision could potentially damage the health system further by slowing down the development of primary health care centres.

The centres are seen by many as a way to tackle overcrowding and waiting lists in hospitals by ensuring most patients are treated and cared for in the community rather than in already over-stretched hospitals.

In October, the government announced it would be tripling stamp duty on commercial properties from 2% to 6% in the budget. It was thought this would take out some of the heat from the sector and relieve fears of another bubble as…

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Want Happy Employees? There's An App For That

Talent acquisition is top of mind for employers today, and to snag the best talent one must have the best offerings.

As robust as amenities packages have become — with offerings including yoga classes, wall climbing and dog day care — at least one study shows that business owners and employees still do not have access to one thing they want: a connection to the landlord.

In March, app creator HqO surveyed 303 U.S. office workers in gateway markets including San Francisco, Chicago, Boston, New York, Miami and Washington, D.C. The survey found that platforms such as WeWork have created a very competitive landscape for traditional landlords.

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