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Contrary to the TV stereotype in Absolutely Fabulous and other cultural spoofs, a PR is far more than the character Edina guzzling bottles of champagne or an obsequious person in a marketing meeting who is thin on good advice and ideas.

Better PR for your business’s growth

3 October 20233 October 2023 Advice Business Matters 0 Comments

Contrary to the TV stereotype in Absolutely Fabulous and other cultural spoofs, a PR is far more than the character Edina guzzling bottles of champagne or an obsequious person in a marketing meeting who is thin on good advice and ideas.

Changes to regulations regarding Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and separating couples could alert people to the fact that they may have failed to pay sufficient tax in the past.

Capital Gains Tax changes may reveal underpaid tax

19 September 2023 Advice, Finance Business Matters 0 Comments

Changes to regulations regarding Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and separating couples could alert people to the fact that they may have failed to pay sufficient tax in the past.

Start-ups backed by venture capital (VC) could be wiped out in droves this year as cash dries up and investors turn off the taps, analysts have warned.

Raising venture debt as an early-stage business – when is the right time?

11 September 2023 Advice Business Matters 0 Comments

Venture debt may not appear that enticing to founders during periods when capital is abundant and equity investors are pouring money into startups at sky-high valuations.

Business confidence is high among SME leaders in the UK, with three in five forecasting increases in revenue over the next 12 months.

Preparing Your Business for Sale

8 September 20239 September 2023 Advice Business Matters 0 Comments

Whether you’re considering selling a portion of your equity or your entire company, it’s essential to prepare your business effectively.

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Unplugging Distractions: Mastering Concentration in the Modern World

4 September 2023 Advice Carole Spiers 0 Comments

How often do you find yourself pulled away from your tasks by distractions throughout the day? The answer for most of us is “many times.”

In an ever-evolving business landscape, the welfare of employees continues to be at the forefront of responsible leadership.

New Report Sheds Light on Pregnancy and Maternity Discrimination

4 September 20234 September 2023 Advice, Legal Hannah Waterworth 0 Comments

In an ever-evolving business landscape, the welfare of employees continues to be at the forefront of responsible leadership.

Do you have an office buzz? Do you thrive in hustle and bustle? Or, does it drive you to distraction?

How can you fine-tune your working environment so everybody can be at their best?

30 August 2023 Advice Sue Tumelty 0 Comments

Do you have an office buzz? Do you thrive in hustle and bustle? Or, does it drive you to distraction?

There are so many reasons in this world to be miserable. War, famine, poverty, pandemics, mental health crises, the list goes on. As leaders, we have the opportunity – nay, responsibility - to prevent the workplace being such a reason.

How a good person becomes a toxic leader

30 August 2023 Advice Business Matters 0 Comments

There are so many reasons in this world to be miserable. War, famine, poverty, pandemics, mental health crises, the list goes on. As leaders, we have the opportunity – nay, responsibility – to prevent the workplace being such a reason.

Employment law experts have warned business leaders of the challenging optics in the face of the predicted influx of redundancies during 2023, alongside shifting expectations in a changing workforce.

Redundancies and Trust: Can the two coexist?

29 August 2023 Advice Business Matters 0 Comments

Employment law experts have warned business leaders of the challenging optics in the face of the predicted influx of redundancies during 2023, alongside shifting expectations in a changing workforce.

It was Benjamin Franklin who once said “…nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.”

How to plan for the death of a business partner.

23 August 2023 Advice, Legal Business Matters 0 Comments

It was Benjamin Franklin who once said “…nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.”

According to a new report from the UK’s cyber security agency, the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), the number of ‘hackers for hire’ is set to grow over the next five years, leading to more cyber attacks and increasingly unpredictable threats.

Rising Threat of ‘Hackers for Hire’: How End-to-End Encryption Software Safeguards Businesses

9 August 20239 August 2023 Advice, Technology Business Matters 0 Comments

According to a new report from the UK’s cyber security agency, the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), the number of ‘hackers for hire’ is set to grow over the next five years, leading to more cyber attacks and increasingly unpredictable threats.

The arrival of summer brings with it an invaluable opportunity to rejuvenate our spirits and refocus our energies.

Embrace the Summer: A Season of Reflection and Renewal

8 August 2023 Advice Carole Spiers 0 Comments

The arrival of summer brings with it an invaluable opportunity to rejuvenate our spirits and refocus our energies.

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How to bridge the gap between Seller and Buyer expectations in SME transactions?

26 July 202326 July 2023 Advice, Legal Business Matters 0 Comments

For a founder or seller, the sale of a SME business will be one of their key life events.  For a buyer it can be a springboard to a faster growth rate.  In recent months buyer and seller expectations have changed in relation to SME transactions.

If you were looking for effective methods to boost productivity and streamline daily operations, you'd be hard-pressed to discover an update more versatile than a personalized office cubicle design.

The Advantages of Using an Employer of Record: Streamlining Global Workforce Management 

26 July 202322 July 2025 Advice Business Matters 0 Comments

In the 18th century, at the beginning of the industrial revolution, human resources were valued no more than material resources. Today, the situation has changed radically. It takes several years, educational infrastructure, technology, and much more to educate a highly qualified specialist.

TikTok, Facebook, Twitter and now Threads… social media provides employees with a million and one ways to bring a company into disrepute: from posing in uniform and bad-mouthing customers on a personal channel to making an ill-judged comment on their official page.

Do you worry about your employees’ use of social media?

26 July 2023 Advice Sue Tumelty 0 Comments

TikTok, Facebook, Twitter and now Threads… social media provides employees with a million and one ways to bring a company into disrepute: from posing in uniform and bad-mouthing customers on a personal channel to making an ill-judged comment on their official page.

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UK GDP growth reached 0.4 per cent in July, beating forecasts of no growth, with the ONS saying the World Cup and record hot weather lifted activity.

World Cup and hot weather help UK economy grow 0.4 per cent in July

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