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New pension analysis has revealed that women of all ages are more likely to opt out of workplace pension saving compared with men with early one in ten women opted out compared to only 7 per cent of men.

New research shows that the more SMEs give to charity, the better their business performs.

A new survey brings to light the attitudes of employees across Europe, sparking concern for business leaders. It shows that 33 per cent of UK workers have gone as far as looking for a new job due to frustrations around operational efficiency.

Up to £40,000 a year will be available to help aspiring individuals or groups achieve their ambitions following the launch of a new charitable foundation.

Three quarters of UK employees say that the option of working flexibly would make a job more attractive to them, while nearly a third would prefer flexible working to a pay rise, according to a new study.

The UK’s small business community is still worryingly unprepared for new data protection regulations, according to new research from the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).

Unite, the UK’s largest union, has won a potentially groundbreaking legal victory at the employment appeal tribunal (EAT) in the battle against bogus self-employment and the use of payroll companies.

Award winning international content creators The Startup Van will collaborate with WeWork, the community company committed to helping people create their life’s work.

Responding to the announcement that Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has posted its first profit in a decade, following the announcement of more than 250 RBS and NatWest branch closures in December, Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) National Chairman Mike Cherry, said:

Three banks have said they will provide money to support small business customers who are struggling after the failure of Carillion

One of Britain’s biggest electronics retailers is in talks with potential buyers amid reports it is seeking to head off the threat of administration.

A plumber’s legal battle for working rights will be closely watched by “gig economy” workers when it reaches the Supreme Court on Tuesday.

KFC has closed more than half of its 900 UK outlets after delivery problems meant they ran out of chicken.

Jamie Oliver’s two flagship London restaurants have gone into administration, although the celebrity chef immediately bought one back.

Jeremy Corbyn is vowing to take on the City of London if he becomes prime minister, saying finance should be “the servant of industry, not the masters of us all”.