The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
The underlying number of company insolvencies in England and Wales has fallen to the lowest quarterly level in 17-years, according to latest statistics released by the…
A Welsh start-up is on track to deliver one the of first road-legal A.I.-controlled autonomous vehicles in 2018 thanks to a successful crowdfunding round.
The government has been forced into a humiliating and costly overhaul of employment tribunal fees after the Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that they were “inconsistent…
Nearly 60 per cent of UK organisations believe that real-time customer engagement can deliver a 10 to 40 per cent increase in revenue, according to a…
Office-based workers could become more productive if they work in a minimalist environment, according to new research.
UK SMEs are under prepared to respond to a crisis scenario, despite their awareness that security threats are rising and 44 per cent expecting to face…
Retail sales growth picked up in the year to July, exceeding expectations for minimal growth, according to the latest monthly CBI Distributive Trades Survey.
The traditional view of annual leave as a chance to leave behind the woes of the office and the everyday world behind us, seems to be…
A survey of SME decision makers conducted by YouGov has revealed that the overwhelming majority of SME business leaders are not planning to cut costs ahead…
Nearly half of construction workers think gender pay gap will be less than 15 per cent by April 2018, finds the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors…
Despite spending millions of dollars on digital transformation in the past year, enterprises still feel they are at significant risk of being left behind by their…
One in ten employers admits to paying women less than men for jobs at the same level, according to a new survey.
A new study has revealed that one in four British women have been warned about their appearance in the workplace.
Absenteeism is having a big impact on profitability say UK SMEs, according to 71 per cent of firms questioned in a survey.
UK employers could be missing out on attracting professionals to work in their organisation due to a lack of brand awareness, a new study has found.