The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Entrepreneurs looking to grow and scale their business are being sought for the North East Local Enterprise Partnership’s (LEP) Growth through Mentoring programme.
More than half of SMEs in Yorkshire have never had to turn down work, which is significantly higher than other regions, according to new research.
The issue of Brexit is at the forefront of business owners’ minds as the Government begins Brexit negotiations a new survey which examined the attitudes and…
More than half of British workers have been asked to clean their place of work by their boss despite it not being in their job description,…
New research has shown that London co-workers are now happier and more productive than in their previous working lives.
New research shows that 67 per cent of UK SMEs regard internet issues as their biggest barrier to productivity.
Staff loyalty and productivity among reasons employees see benefits of growing ‘voluntourism’ trend.
Global space, community, and services company WeWork has today announced its first UK location outside of London.
A majority of business leader respondents believe in the value of a strong corporate purpose, and only a minority say their company’s main purpose is to…
A new global report series looked at how workplace experience can help businesses thrive in the new world of work.
Employees are increasingly recognising the value of their workplace benefits as financial pressures increase, new research shows.
Fewer than half as many female than male business owners are confident about the future success of their businesses post-Brexit.
The gap between online and in-store technology means that customers can access more information than staff, according to 7 in 10 UK retail employees.
It’s all about London? New survey data shows worrying trend in jobseekers ready to relocate to the big city, just to find employment, whilst only 13…
The majority of UK workers have experienced a career slump in their working lives, according to new research.