The UK immigration system never fails to provoke controversy and the most recent government proposals for a future immigration system are no exception.
Category: Opinion
Some of the UKs leading business leaders and opinion formers share their insight and ideas for growth
Why supporting people living with migraine matters
Migraine can wreak havoc on people’s lives, both personally and professionally. Not only is it underdiagnosed and undertreated, it is highly stigmatized.
AI: The next evolution of the personal touch
Artificial intelligence has gone from being a mystical concept on the periphery of technology to playing a pivotal role in the day to day, from big data processing to self-driving cars.
From data to diversification
Apple’s recent decision to launch a new credit card and streaming service has been interpreted as an attempt to strengthen its services business in the face of falling global iPhone sales.
Collaboration not ‘application overload’ is the key to business success
Remember the days of faxes, pagers and instant messaging? It feels like a lifetime ago – but those now archaic forms of communication driven by the desire to improve collaboration and productivity, have led us to today.
The Information Commissioner intends to fine British Airways and Marriott International over £283m in total for breach of the GDPR – should businesses be worried?
Earlier in July the UK’s data protection regulator – the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) – hit the headlines by announcing its intention to impose £283m in total in fines in quick succession.
How to reduce the costs of recruitment
Recruitment is all about gaining an innovative and competitive edge by having the best people working for your company.
Have smartphones replaced laptops?
Smartphones have become very popular over the years but are they replacing laptops and desktop computers? Find out what we think here.
What can we learn from Theresa May’s leadership style?
As Theresa May exits number 10 for the last time as Britain’s second female prime minister, the keys to the door will be handed over to the next leader of the Conservative party – whoever that may be.
What do SMEs need from the next Prime Minister?
As the political changing of the guards is fast approaching, our next PM must know what SMBs need from them.
The Supreme Court opened the floodgates and now businesses are starting to drown in employment tribunals
I’m not claiming to be Mystic Meg, but I knew I would be spot on with my prediction when the Supreme Court deemed employment tribunal fees to be illegal in 2017. I said there would be a flood of claims against businesses, and I have been proven 100 percent correct!
Regulating technology – move fast and stop breakages?
The British tech sector is growing significantly faster than the rest of the economy and makes a hundred billion pound plus contribution to the economy each year.
Online grocery shopping: Is it too complex to work?
Grocery retailers have been trying to make online grocery shopping work, but so far, it doesn’t look like it’s going to succeed long-term.
In a ‘post-like’ world, brand and content will rule
Here’s a question for you: When no one trusts the traditional social measures of your content anymore, what do you do?
Some of the effects of Brexit on business
There are many things that can have an impact on businesses, some of which are positive effects and some of which are negative.
