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Category: Opinion
Some of the UKs leading business leaders and opinion formers share their insight and ideas for growth
Why High Pay Day matters
Have you ever wondered how long it would take a CEO to make the UK’s average yearly salary?
You need tax cuts to boost growth, Sir James Dyson tells Sunak
Sir James Dyson has criticised Rishi Sunak’s economic policies for keeping Britain in a state of Covid inertia and urged him to cut taxes to stimulate growth.
Is The Apprentice setting a precedent for negative business leadership?
The Apprentice returned to BBC One last week, with 18 new candidates thrown into the limelight as they flew to Antigua, tasked with selling excursions to tourists.
Will UK Budget in March spark pension exodus?
UK pension holders will increasingly be seeking to move retirement funds overseas as fears grow about the Budget in March, predicts the Investment Director of one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory, asset management and fintech organisations.
Squeeze on household incomes to intensify as tough recession will dominate 2023
2023 is expected to be an exceptionally tough year for the UK economy. The country is almost certainly already in a year-long recession, one that will probably prove to be deeper than that experienced in the early 1990s.
Sunak should lower national insurance in 2023
With inflation having reached a 40-year high this year and the economy predicted to shrink in 2023 Paul Farrer, the CEO and founder of London-based recruitment giant Aspire calls on the new Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, to bring “certainty, stability and confidence” to the UK jobs market by addressing a number of key concerns urgently.
Will HMRC ever be able to deliver Making Tax Digital plans
There are serious questions over the future viability of Making Tax Digital (‘MTD’) following yesterday’s announcement that it is to be delayed by two years to April 2026.
Why it is essential we takes responsibility for the global climate crisis
This month, it’s 70 years since the Great Smog of London. Estimated to have caused up to 12,000 deaths, it remains one of the biggest man-made disasters in UK history.
Businesses need to upskill Gen Z and Alpha for the future of work
The World Economic Forum has estimated that 150 million new technology jobs will be created globally over the next five years, and 77% of all jobs will require digital skills from workers by 2030.
Government risks £30bn financial black hole without net zero roadmap
The Government risks a £30bn-plus yearly black hole in its tax policy, if it fails to find a meaningful alternative to fuel duty during the transition to electric vehicles (EVs), warned environmental think tank Green Alliance.
Love me do: How to fall in love with your local high street
“In 20 years’ time, as a society, do we want to look back and wish that we had saved our high-streets and not missed our window of opportunity?”
Your persona achieves acceleration and lift off when you attach it to a Cause-related ‘Campaign’ – Jamie Oliver Is A Master At This
Throwing different-sized content blades from a variety of release points is all well and good for day-to-day image maintenance, but even the best one-day story doesn’t elevate your profile to enough height with enough longevity unless it’s accompanied with a series of full-scale campaigns that are fully wrapped around it.
The future of collaborative technologies
Long before the pandemic struck, many companies were already looking to digital transformation as a means of saving costs and driving efficiencies.
Broken promises from COP26 and the implications for SMEs
A key theme of COP27, which is taking place in Egypt’s Sharm-el-Sheik from 6 – 18 November, is a ‘global stocktake’ of the world’s progress since COP26 met in Glasgow last year.
