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UK professionals reveal the top reasons for leaving their job
Quitting a job can be a big decision for an employee to make and it’s no wonder that the latest research has found that two thirds…
Thursday 5 November 2026
The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Quitting a job can be a big decision for an employee to make and it’s no wonder that the latest research has found that two thirds…
Thousands of small businesses have had their social media accounts hacked in the last three years, a new study has found.
Under a week remains until applications close for JLAB 2017 – the UK’s largest retail tech accelerator run by the John Lewis Partnership - which has…
Remote working improves productivity levels by offering business people a much-needed change of scenery.
Boosting the local economy and supporting the local community are reasons why people use a smaller business.
Research has found that HR managers see adapting to new cultures and speaking foreign languages as the two biggest barriers for employees wanting to work abroad.
More than half of SMEs in the UK would close within a year should a key employee die or become critically ill, new research shows today.
More than 27 million people across the country think Brexit will open up new opportunities for UK companies to expand globally.
Small Business Saturday – the nationwide campaign that promotes the UK’s five million small businesses – has announced that its fifth anniversary campaign will culminate this…
Brands only have one year left to address data privacy concerns and avoid mass consumer ‘opt-out’ when GDPR becomes reality in 2018.
The professional project manager might become a thing of the past – unless he or she evolves to embrace the new transformation economy, a new survey…
British businesses have at least £498bn tied up in surplus working capital, which could be used to boost cashflow and growth, according to new figures.
2017 has already been marked by a lot of change in the UK, especially now Brexit negotiations are firmly underway.
30 per cent of Brits claim fitness technology is key fitness driver finds survey.
Businesses and organisations are being encouraged to bid into a £3million fund to boost the rural economy in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire.