
Unused PAYE schemes to close
Employers with unused PAYE arrangements in place are to have their schemes closed down by HM Revenue and Customs.

Employers with unused PAYE arrangements in place are to have their schemes closed down by HM Revenue and Customs.

Company aiming for "smooth roll out" for its flagship messaging app after early leak scuppered original launch in September

The latest Business Insolvency Index from Experian, the global information services company, reveals that year-on-year business insolvency rates fell for the fifth consecutive month

Far too many apprenticeships in England fail to prepare young workers for permanent employment warns Will Davies - a large scale employer in the construction sector.

When your employees work together to achieve common goals, everyone wins--you, your business and your customers.

Official figures this week are expected to confirm that the recovery gathered speed over the summer as the economy grew at its fastest pace in more…

Digital ad spending continues to grow faster as a percentage of the total ad market than other categories.

A landmark trade deal reached today between the EU and Canada, that will benefit the UK economy and businesses by over £1.3 billion a year, has…

As a former barrister working across a number of different sectors, I have often been party to both employee and client contract negotiations.

Research from Experian, the global information services company, today reveals the towns and industries in the UK where businesses have the right characteristics to export, yet…

US Crowdfunding giant Kickstarter has threatened the organisers of #UKCrowdfundingDay with legal action.

Tory MPs have called for David Cameron to scrap VAT on energy bills after official figures revealed that the government has made almost £1 billion from…

Will Davies, MD of aspect has defended his company's stance towards an apprenticeship bootcamp yesterday which saw a 'Boris Impersonator' conduct a Boris Bike race with…

New stats released today by Crunch Accounting reveal a surge in ladies going it alone in business.

Employers in the UK find that staff studying for part-time degrees are more pro-active and willing to take on demanding responsibilities, according to a new report…