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How smart debt & smart spending can make you money in the long term
When it comes to finances, most of us are uncomfortable with big expenditures and big debts.
Sunday 8 November 2026
When it comes to finances, most of us are uncomfortable with big expenditures and big debts.
Under pressure employees working in small groups are more likely to come up with creative solutions to difficult problems, new research has found.
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New research has revealed that three quarters of interviewers will check candidate’s social media as part of their interview preparation.
Employees who have suffered the death of a child will benefit from significant new paid leave allowances under proposed laws published today.
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When you’re in charge of a business, you need all the help you can get, right?
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At his keynote speech at the BCC International Trade Summit, taking place today at The Vox in Birmingham, British Chambers of Commerce Director General Adam Marshall…
British business leaders have voiced their dissatisfaction with the way Brexit negotiations are being handled, with almost four fifths stating the government are doing quite or…
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With the dark weather settling in and the work days seeming longer, it can be difficult for managers to maintain productivity levels amongst their employees.