Opinion
How businesses can ‘emerge stronger’ post COVID-19
According to the latest statistics, the UK economy is forecast to have grown by 6.6% during July 2020, meaning it will have recovered 88% of its…
Friday 13 November 2026
Some of the UKs leading business leaders and opinion formers share their insight and ideas for growth
According to the latest statistics, the UK economy is forecast to have grown by 6.6% during July 2020, meaning it will have recovered 88% of its…
The new Job Support Scheme is welcome news for many small and medium-sized businesses that have been desperately trying to retain their employees through a sustained…
As the post-Brexit EU trade deal negotiations continue into the Autumn, and we come to the end of the Transition Period on December 31, UK businesses…
Facebook recently hit the headlines when it told a court in Ireland that it might have to stop offering its services in Europe.
Late-night revellers and publicans may not the be the only ones ruing the latest restrictions aimed at stemming the spread of the coronavirus.
Last week the UK Government u-turned on its recommendation for employees to return to the office and the official position is now that employee's should work…
Today the chancellor put back the date when the UK will recover from the coronavirus crisis.
If you employ salespeople to sell your company’s products and services, it is more than likely that you have a sales commission plan in place.
Even 20 years ago if you said you were ‘internet dating’ friends would have raised a sceptical eyebrow.
Businesses have been told, once again, that employees must work from home if possible, as the UK’s coronavirus alert level has been upgraded from 3 to…
The impressive passion and perseverance of entrepreneurs can take many a long way.
Rishi Sunak’s desperate pleading with company bosses not to lay off their furloughed employees once the scheme ends next month will cut no ice with those…
The need for businesses to keep up continuity during the pandemic forced them to rapidly change their ways of working.
The coronavirus pandemic has catapulted us into a nation of remote workers, with companies realising that the vast majority of teams don’t always need to be…
In communities across the country, SMEs are bouncing back, fuelling our local economies, sustaining workers in meaningful employment and providing vital services to residents.