As highlighted in recent commentary from the High Court President, there is a growing recognition that mediation should be the first port of call in civil disputes, offering a more efficient, cost-effective, and collaborative route to resolution than traditional litigation. From a learning and development perspective, this shift underscores a […]
Proceedings opened with a keynote address from Skillnet Ireland CEO Mark Jordan, setting a clear tone around the strategic importance of workforce capability in a rapidly evolving economy. This was followed by a thought-provoking panel discussion exploring workforce development priorities across the North-East region. The panel featured Erin McGreehan TD, […]
Positive2Work Skillnet has launched it’s Spring 2026 training calendar, offering a range of practical programmes, designed to help organisations strengthen workplace capability, leadership confidence, and everyday productivity. Our spring schedule has been designed to give organisations practical development opportunities that deliver immediate workplace impact. Whether the goal is strengthening management […]
Positive2Work Skillnet came together with Sustainable HRM Skillnet to celebrate International Women’s Day to host a 2 day masterclass on ‘Showing up with Intentional Leadership’, delivered by Michelle McDaid, founder of The Leading Place. So much talent goes unnoticed – capable people underestimated or overlooked. This programme looks at how […]
The Institute of Flowers (IOF) commemorated its first anniversary with a landmark professional development event held on 2nd November at Killeen Castle. The gathering brought together florists from across Ireland, reflecting the IOF’s core mission of fostering industry excellence, knowledge exchange, and meaningful connections within the floristry community. Event Highlights […]
On Wednesday, 17th September, Positive2Work Skillnet proudly welcomed delegates from Irish Rail, Capital Credit Union, Primeline, GMC, Astraea and Bus Éireann to the start of our Certified Mediation Skills Programme, co-funded by the Government of Ireland, the European Union (www.eufunds.ie), and our network companies. The energy in the room was […]
