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Majority of UK employees go to work when they are sick
Research shows that over two thirds of employees go into work when they are unwell, with 68.3 per cent admitting that they feel guilty for taking…
Thursday 5 November 2026
The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Research shows that over two thirds of employees go into work when they are unwell, with 68.3 per cent admitting that they feel guilty for taking…
A new report into business attitudes and experiences of cyber security and cyber attacks across the business community show that it is fast growing and affecting…
The construction market is on the up, but ongoing skills shortages continue to pose a threat, according to new analysis.
Britain’s small and medium businesses are losing billions every year in hidden exchange rate mark-ups on international payments according to new research.
Migrant-led businesses are a boost to the UK economy, and need further government backing, says a report by the Institute of Directors (IoD) and mi-hub, a…
Entrepreneurship - especially female - continues to create new jobs across the North West of England, according to new figures released today.
The number of businesses that had assets seized by HMRC to settle overdue debts has spiked at an alarming rate over the last year.
Britain’s trade secretary came under attack on Friday for accusing British business of becoming lazy and fat - hitting out at executives more interested in playing golf…
Car-sharing network Zipcar has announced that it has exceeded the million member milestone with operations in more than 500 cities and towns in eight countries across the…
One in three UK investors claim the outcome of June’s EU Referendum has put them off investing in most traditional asset classes, according to new research.
The search is on to find the happiest workplace and worker in the country as part of a new initiative designed to reward Britain’s brightest businesses…
New research from the Cass Business School, the University of Warwick and the University of Wisconsin shows that women ask for wage rises just as often…
Seven out of 10 IT decision makers say data protection is a priority, yet only a quarter say they are confident about complying with current EU…
New research has found the UK business is hampered by 129,600,000 hours of power cuts per year. The poll also found these periods spent in black…
Rising numbers of young people are rejecting the traditional workplace to run their own ‘micro-business’ from home, according to new.