HMRC started taking Job Retention Scheme (‘JRS’) applications at 8am today but employers must make sure their claims are correct and accurate as those that don’t risk…
A new campaign launched today sees business leaders and politicians from across the UK join forces to lead an economic fightback against Covid-19.
New research reveals three-quarters of recent graduates and current students feel that the ongoing situation around Covid-19 will heavily impact their future career prospects.
Employee training is a crucial business function that all organizations need to pay attention to.
The Players Together initiative has reportedly made its first contribution to the NHS, launching with £4million worth of pledges.
Sir Philip Green’s Arcadia Group could permanently close some of its shops as the coronavirus pandemic takes a toll on high street retailers.
CRM start up, vcita, has partnered with Mastercard to launch “Business Unusual”, a complete learning and management solution specifically designed for micro and small businesses, helping…
The magnificent super-modern era in which we live affords businesses of all sizes unlimited benefits to reducing the costs of doing business.
Counter pandemic measures require considerable monetary resources and many billionaires have already donated huge sums of money in order to take the control over COVID-19. So,…
Many people in Australia feel so regretful to buy used cars because it turns out that the cars have a lot of problems.
As a gambler, you are used to taking risks. That might be a Saturday football accumulator, a punt on the horses, some time spent playing roulette…
The whole essence of the legal/justice system is to ensure that justice is both done and seen to be done.
It is highly unlikely government to allow large gatherings this year and the “cocooning” of people over 70 years old in their homes may persist for…
The restaurant group led by Raymond Blanc has called on its lawyers after being denied a payout by the insurer Hiscox.
The flexible office provider is exploring an IWG sale and leaseback of more than 10 UK buildings to raise between £200m and £250m during the pandemic.