However, they're worried about supports into 2022.
Laois Chamber is welcoming the extension of the Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme through October.
However, they're warning that the government doesn't see the incentive as financially viable for 2022.
Business are eligible for the subsidy if they can show a 30% decrease in their turnover or customer orders this year.
CEO of Laois Chamber Caroline Hoffman says certain sectors will still need state supports in the coming 12 months:
Midlands Events Top Garda Spend Report
Electric Picnic and the National Ploughing Championships in Screggan both made the list.
Teen Faces Sentence for Midlands Arson And Window Smashing Intimidation Campaign
The now 17 year old carried out attacks across Westmeath, Offaly and Longford.
TUI Call Off Planned Industrial Action
A backdated payment has been made by the Department of Education.
Mother Of Three Spared Jail After 'Rampage' On Three Random Women
The incidents occurred over the space of a day in various locations in Mullingar.
Midlands Finance Expert Encourages Young People To Tackle Budgeting
47% of 18 to 24 year olds depend on their families to help make ends meet, according to Royal London Ireland.
Mock WRC Hearing To Address Workplace Disputes In Westmeath
The event takes place in Athlone.
Irish Rural Link CEO Calls For Major Boost In Rural Transport And Community Investment
Irish Rural Link have set out priorities for the Budget.
Offaly TD Calls For Consistent EU Support On Just Transition
Wopke Hoekstra is answering questions in Leinster House this week.
