New research reveals that unfilled tech vacancies are
Despite the number of unfilled job vacancies in the tech sector falling by more than a fifth in the latter
New R&D tax credit could leave lots to
The Chancellor’s reforms to Research and Development (R&D) tax reliefs take effect today, including an increase in the Research and
Bad debt levels soar by 61% for UK
New research reveals the extent to which the UK’s SMEs are exposed to substantial debt stress today. The average bad debt
Remote working could hinder the skills development of
Remote working could hinder skills development longer-term, with employers indicating difficulties in the onboarding, training and development of staff in
Increase in employee theft raises concerns for future
With the Cost-of-Living crisis seemingly driving worker theft up, specialist background screening and identity services firm, Sterling, has warned businesses
SME’s embrace open banking payment technology
The number of “open banking” payments more than doubled last year to 68 million, with small and medium-sized businesses adopting
Passport workers start five week strike as Brits
Passport Office workers are beginning a five-week strike in the increasingly bitter civil service dispute over jobs, pay, pensions and
Paris bans e-scooters after mini referendum, could London
Parisians have overwhelmingly voted to banish for-hire e-scooters from the streets of the French capital, in a mini-referendum the mayor
Fewer people eating out as they cut back
Increasing numbers of people are avoiding eating out and more than half have cut back on non-essential spending this year
Utilising training & employment schemes: How to plug
2023 has been challenging for business so far, but a new poll of SMEs in England from the Join the