Category: News

A new study shows an estimated 58 million Brits now subscribe to services – 89 per cent of the British adult population.

Shell International Limited’s enterprise support programme for UK’s innovative low-carbon businesses is now open for applications.

Just 10 per cent of contractors are now using HMRC’s much maligned IR35 status tool according to new research.  The figure for those using the tool is down from a height of 28 per cent since the tool and the new legislation came into effect in April 2017. What’s more, of the 1100 contractors surveyed […]

Shoreditch is the most expensive tech district in the world, with intense demand for office space pushing rents higher than those in Mid-Market, San Francisco, and almost double those in Brooklyn, New York, according to new research from Knight Frank.

Up to 95 per cent of SME businesses risk sponsor licence revocation for migrant workers and many are also at risk of instant Home Office closure, new research has found.

With the Bank Of England projecting that up to 15 million jobs might be at risk due to robots, new research reveals that nearly a third of British workers would be happy to work for a robot boss. The survey from cloud accounting software provider FreeAgent, of 1,000 working British people, also found that 11 per cent of […]

People who work in co-working spaces claim they are more motivated and have more positive interactions with others, according to a new report. The report details the trend in collaborative working, in addition to what attracts the millennial generation to business. Since 2010, co-working spaces worldwide have increased by 5,519 percent as the average office space […]

Research has revealed that when first setting up their businesses, 40 per cent of SME owners said that cost was a struggle.

Despite technology enabling anytime, anywhere working, just 8 per cent of freelancers and contractors surveyed prefer to work completely remotely, research has highlighted.

New research reveals that 70 per cent of UK employees would consider leaving their current job, with nearly a quarter actively looking for new opportunities and nearly half passively looking.

Concerning new research has revealed that over one in 10 professionals have experienced homophobic bullying at work, with a further 15 per cent having witnessed a colleague being subject to this kind of prejudice.

Over a quarter of UK businesses think their cash reserves will grow next year as they put off investment decisions as a result of Brexit uncertainty according to new research.

UK businesses were surveyed on their awareness and adoption of fintech products and services.

Drivers for London-based minicab company Addison Lee could be owed wages and holiday pay after an employment tribunal test case found that some had been wrongly classed as self-employed.

TV celebrity Noel Edmonds has revealed he has secured litigation funding for his £300m claim against Lloyds Banking Group.