Multi-tasking and burnt-out, but working Brits are sleeping
Women are working an average of 13 per cent longer hours compared to the 1970s, while men’s working hours dropped
Lord Sugar enjoys payout after selling stake in
Lord Sugar has enjoyed a multi-million pound pay-out after selling his stake in a skincare business run by a former
Pub bodies warn of ‘Worse than the pandemic
Hospitality bodies have warned that business failure is worse now than it was during the pandemic as the sector braces
Crisis communications in the modern era: How dealing
Businesses have, over the years, become very adept at dealing with a crisis communications issue. Nine times out of 10
How do companies approach franchising in the UK?
Franchising is a popular business model in the UK and has become an integral part of the country’s economy. It
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