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Advice on growing your small and medium sized business, SME, in the UK. Hiring and managing staff and finance plus marketing all on one website

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Growing pains? How to keep your business small and stressful

4 November 20136 October 2018 In Business Business Matters 0 Comments

As the economy turns the corner, the era of enforced fiscal prudence may be coming to an end. But, as many business owners prepare to put the champagne on ice, a critical question remains: have UK businesses forgotten how to grow? John Rosling, CEO, Shirlaws (UK) Ltd, outlines how if you want to stay small, focus on profit. But if you want to grow, focus on asset.

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SMEs still do not understand Auto Enrolment

4 November 2013 In Business Business Matters 0 Comments

The vast majority of business owners are unprepared for Auto-Enrolment (AE), have no idea of the costs and almost half do not even understand it, according to new research from Clifton Wealth.

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Alcohol and Drugs – to test or not to test?

4 November 20137 January 2020 Advice Cat Macdonald 1 Comment

Over my career in Human Resources this question has been raised again and again. Can we test our staff if we think they are under the influence of drugs or alcohol?

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Five principles of good PR campaign evaluation

3 November 2013 Advice Business Matters 4 Comments

November has arrived and the year 2013 is drawing to a close. As it does Johnny McGinley shares his top 5 tips this month for evaluating Public Relations campaigns.

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Wind, rain or snow, it’s off to work we go…

2 November 20132 November 2013 Advice Business Matters 0 Comments

Emma Hamnett, Senior Associate at Clarke Willmott LLP, discusses who employers can approach the difficult subject of employee absenteeism due to adverse weather

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6 steps to a great LinkedIn profile

1 November 20137 November 2022 Advice Business Matters 1 Comment

Somewhere along the line you started treating it more like a resume. It’s time to fix that.

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Business Matters podcast 31st October 2013

31 October 201324 October 2021 In Business Business Matters 0 Comments

Managing Editor Richard Alvin talks to Philip Letts from the Blur Group about peer pressure and ‘jobs for the boys’ when it comes to procurement.

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Entries open for 2014 FDM everywoman in Technology Awards

31 October 201323 October 2021 In Business Business Matters 0 Comments

The UK’s flagship initiative for raising awareness of the women leading the way in technology is inviting entries to its 2014 Awards

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Why it’s better to outsource

31 October 201330 March 2021 In Business Business Matters 0 Comments

Mention ‘outsourcing’ to a business owner and their reaction can go either way. Some sing its praises and state how they’d be helpless without it, whilst others cry out about the lack of control. But fear not, with the right information and approach, outsourcing can take your company from ‘an average Joe’ to the best in the business.

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Can you be too optimistic?

31 October 20136 April 2022 Advice Business Matters 0 Comments

Most entrepreneurs are eternal optimists: You don’t start a business thinking it’s going to fail.

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Tips for moving your online business to the high street

30 October 2013 Advice Business Matters 0 Comments

In just five years, electronic cigarette retailer ECigaretteDirect.co.uk has gone from selling online to having shops across Wales. James Dunworth shares his tips on how to take an online business offline.

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Getting the most from your website

30 October 20137 November 2022 Advice Business Matters 0 Comments

Your website is often the first impression a prospective customer has of your business. Could it be time for an upgrade?

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Finding a Life Balance

29 October 2013 Advice Business Matters 0 Comments

Work life balance….we all have our own interpretation of what it means…. And it therefore means different things to each of us.

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The weakest link: managing underperforming employees

29 October 2013 Advice Business Matters 0 Comments

Helen Pedder of ClearSky HR offers her top tips for managing the tricky issue of poor performance as smoothly as possible.

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Business planning for success

29 October 201319 April 2018 Advice Business Matters 0 Comments

Starting a business can be a life changing activity providing lots of opportunities, but to make the most of the experience good planning is essential and accessing the right advice can be critical for success.

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Altman backs away from AI ‘jobs apocalypse’ warnings as OpenAI chief admits he was ‘pretty wrong’

OpenAI’s Sam Altman concedes his predictions about AI eliminating white-collar jobs were “pretty wrong” — but with Standard Chartered, Meta and Amazon all cutting roles, UK SMEs are right to remain cautious.

Long-term unemployment climbs to a decade high as Britain’s hiring engine stalls

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