The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Fifteen of London’s fastest-growing female-led tech companies will head to Silicon Valley next month as part of an international trade mission organised by Silicon Valley Comes…
People who work from home are more likely to suffer from work-related injuries such as neck and back problems, according to new research.
School leavers are missing out on potential apprenticeship opportunities because they mistakenly believe that careers available are in so called ‘traditional’ gender specific careers, new research…
Top Companies list puts retailers in eight of the top 20 spots, with John Lewis Partnership at number one.
Britain’s 5.3 million strong army of sole traders and micro businesses are spending 19 million hours each month; the equivalent of 2.5 million working days, managing…
80% of workers do not think they need to be in an office to be productive and 85% want the opportunity to work from home.
Online betting company, Bet365, has announced plans to expand its operations in Manchester. This will also include increase their staff numbers from the current 60 to…
Despite the abundance of new technologies at our disposal, Brits still prefer using handwritten signatures in the workplace, according to new research released today.
A new survey has found that 30 per cent of companies spend less than a day deciding on which recruitment partner to use every year and…
makepositive, a London-based consultancy that helps firms to make better use of Salesforce, has raised £1m, made up of £800k in equity finance plus a £200k…
A nationwide study of the financial wellbeing of UK workers reveals that a third cite finance as their biggest concern.
A new survey has revealed that 59 per cent of British women don’t return to their previous career once they've had children, choosing to either switch…
The results of a new survey were revealed today, which explores how enterprises are changing their approach to security, amid an evolving threat landscape that sees…
Research released today highlights a rise in a pattern that no employer wants to see as becoming popular in their workforce: so-called presenteeism.
New research has revealed that over a quarter of people believe they operate at half their capacity or less, after a bad night’s sleep.