Friday 28 January, 2022
Three in ten students said they did not feel well informed about intervening as a bystander.
PPE litter has also increased in the past year, according to the survey by a business group.
It’s according to new polling conducted by Red C on behalf of The Journal.
44% of people said that they had cancelled plans for the pre-Christmas period within the last week.
It represents a 16% increase on the previous year’s figure.
Women are drinking more water than men, the research found.
Four out of five teenagers surveyed said they had been subjected to sexual harassment in the last 12 months.
The RTB survey founds that the profile of landlords is changing, with large landlords looking to expand their portfolios.
90% of adults who live with their parents agree.
That’s according to new polling conducted by Red C on behalf of The Journal.
This is a decline of 8% from 2019 to 2020, placing Ireland close to the global average of 45%.
91% of nurses said they experienced mental exhaustion because of the pandemic.
The finding was part of a study carried out on behalf of the Irish Heart Foundation.
Of those donating, 52% are donating to charity at least every two months.
That’s according to a Red C poll commissioned by European Movement Ireland published today.
The survey was circulated the same week management shared results of its own official survey.
The findings are contained in the CSO’s latest ‘Social Impact of Covid-19 Survey’.
The finding was contained in a survey carried out by the ASAI.
Almost one-fifth of people are unsure and 7% will not take a vaccine, according to a new survey.
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has appealed to businesses to step up their planning.
Colleges will be required to report annual bullying and sexual harassment statistics.
The findings are contained in a new report by the Migrant Rights Centre Ireland.
Alcohol Action Ireland has called on the government to introduce minimum unit pricing.
The average debt for parents to cover back-to-school costs is €397.
The poll surveyed 2,000 people in July.
Children also told of their worries about the new layout of classes.
Almost a quarter of people favour working two to three days a week from home and the rest in the office.
That’s according to a new survey carried out for the Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association.
Dublin hotels expect to be worse hit and nationally, many hoteliers say the hit to the sector will last for 18 months.
The findings formed part of a study by the Economic and Social Research Institute.
That’s according to a new national survey published by NUI Galway’s Active Consent Programme.
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It will also ask people about how well they feel the government is balancing the lifting of restrictions with that of economic and social wellbeing.
Over a third of respondents believe prices will drop by over 10% in the next 12 months.
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Ryanair said that customers “will be refunded in due course, once this unprecedented crisis is over”.
A psychology study is kicking off in UCD and UCC.
The PFA spoke to 262 members between mid-April and mid-May to assess the impact of the crisis.
The LGFA has conducted a survey about return-to-play protocols following the Covid-19 pandemic.
