The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Nearly 60 per cent of working parents could be spending up to £1,800 a year unnecessarily on childcare cover after research found that a staggering 41…
New research reveals that UK business risk climbed between Q3 2016 and Q1 2017.
New survey reveals that employees are willing to give up part of their salary for an office revamp.
Despite there being a great amount of uncertainty following last month’s general election, average salaries in the UK saw a steady increase last month, rising by…
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New research out today shows UK employees spend 441,827,088 days a year on ‘time wasting’ office tasks such as responding to hundreds of emails, attending meetings…
Two thirds of UK workers are finding ‘work spouses’ in the office – that one person who they are very close to – according to latest…
Each year, the successful delivery of projects – embracing new and innovative products, services, business plans and more – contributes £820.5 billion to the turnover of…
Most office-based employers, regardless of their industry, have a number of workers who smoke.
UK employers are losing 27.5 days of productive work per employee each year, because of poor health, according to new research.
UK micro-business owners and freelancers would be more interested in receiving sick pay than any other statutory benefit, according to new research. Research found that sick…
SMEs are saving 20 per cent less than in the run up to the EU Referendum in 2016, with the average balance now standing at £446,000,…
Business leaders still view an international mobile workforce as key to meeting their strategic objectives, according to new research.
The number of SMEs in London relying on gig economy workers is the highest in the UK
A large majority of risk leaders are eyeing high-quality affordability data as an opportunity to improve overall customer experience.