Reputation
# reputation - Saturday 23 February, 2013
GRA: No option but to register Garda anger through protest
The Garda Representative Association said that it is “disingenuous” of Minister Shatter to mention them re-entering talks when they “have always been excluded” from the main pay talks.
# reputation - Thursday 6 September, 2012
Ireland’s reputation is on the increase, so say G8 countries – survey
Ireland’s global reputation has increased, according to 36,000 respondants from eight of the world’s largest economies.
# reputation - Wednesday 2 May, 2012
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Google is Ireland’s most reputable company, while John Player, Quinn and AIB come last
Google, Kerry Group and Apple are top of the class when it comes to corporate reputation in Ireland.
# reputation - Thursday 15 March, 2012
Irish colleges miss out in list of top 100 reputable universities
The latest Times Higher Education rankings, ranking colleges by reputation, do not include Irish institutions in their top 100.
# reputation - Tuesday 27 September, 2011
Ireland’s international reputation is dropping, says survey
Our ranking has slipped by another three places in a survey of 42,000 people in several countries.
# reputation - Tuesday 19 July, 2011
Column: A reputation can be ruined… but it can also recover
Former trader Nick Leeson says there is a big difference in the motivation behind resignations of Rebekah Brooks and police chief Paul Stephenson – and it could make all the difference to how they rebuild their personal reputations.
# reputation - Tuesday 3 May, 2011
BAI launches ‘right to reply’ scheme for the correction of information
The scheme will allow a person the right to apply for a correction if material has been broadcast which results in their “honour or reputation being impugned”.
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