The chair of NatWest, one of Britain’s biggest banks, has said office life in London is unlikely ever to return to how things were before the coronavirus pandemic.
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London based GP on a mission to revolutionise workplace wellbeing
Workplace Wellness is a multi-billion pound industry. It has become a corporate buzzword synonymous with luring the best and brightest employees with promises of kale smoothies on tap, and daily yoga classes at your extraordinarily flexible fingertips.
British farmers urged to take action after rise in fatalities on farms
British farmers are being urged to take steps to prevent accidents and injuries on farms following a sharp rise in fatalities from agricultural incidents over the past year.
More than 1 in 10 employees willing to use drugs to cope with job demands
Over 10 percent of employees are willing to take prescription drugs to cope with strain from work, according to new research from the University of Cologne.
Climate action competitive differentiator for e-commerce players in India
Increasingly eco-conscious consumers and investors are placing greater importance on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues than ever before.
Beyond Covid-19: Homeworking Expenses and the tax rules you need to know about
It would appear that home working is here to stay, at least in some form. Employers and employees are having conversations around agile or smart working, and getting ready for the day when working from home is no longer mandated but, rather, a choice.
Start Up Loans passes £750m funding milestone, delivering more than 85,000 loans across the UK
The British Business Bank’s Start Up Loans (SUL) programme today announces it has passed a major milestone of £750 million worth of loans, delivering more than 85,500 loans since its launch in 2012.
Prince Charles’ issues warning over survival of small farms and rural communities
Letting small family farms go to the wall will “break the backbone of Britain’s rural communities”, Prince Charles has said.
Lockdown turns an inspiring labour of love into a thriving business
The Covid-19 pandemic changed, and still affects, the way most do business.
Commercial lending & spreadsheets – Capitalism’s dirty little secret
Before 2021, commercial lending found itself sitting in grey areas when it came to regulation by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Business Relief: The six golden rules
Business Relief (BR) solutions should be approached as an investment service in their own right and not solely considered as a tax solution. Advisers should remember not to let the, “tax tail wag the investment dog.”
20 leadership lessons from 20 years as an entrepreneur
Ever wish you could go back in time 20 years and teach yourself the leadership lessons you know today? I’ve been thinking a lot about this recently … What would you say to yourself?
5 Reasons why military veterans make the best employees
According to recent estimates from the Ministry of Defence, there are currently around 2.5 million former service personnel living in the UK.
Cyber security: Your people are the key to keeping your business safe
With around 90% of successful cyber attacks down to human error, Mark Brown, founder of Psybersafe, says that businesses should be paying just as much attention to training their people as they do to their IT systems.
SalesStar UK’s pandemic efforts recognised in global awards
Sales Development Consultancy, SalesStar UK, has been recognised in the annual SalesStar Global Awards for its success and efforts throughout the pandemic.
