This week, HSBC has been revealed as the UK’s most unequal bank as new figures showed that their gender pay gap has now grown to 61%.
Category: Opinion
Some of the UKs leading business leaders and opinion formers share their insight and ideas for growth
Make small businesses big in Japan after Brexit
Ahead of the visit to UK by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, FSB Chairman Mike Cherry sets out thoughts on trade over next 12 months.
How technology drives ambition within a business
Ambition within a business is vital in creating a positive and productive work environment. It is a powerful attribute that drives organisations to set goals and focus on accomplishing them.
Greggs and goals and sausage rolls
Your diet will fail. You will never run a marathon. You will not be a millionaire in five years. Goal setting is mostly ludicrous, dispiriting and immiserates us.
Tech Predictions for 2019: what can business look forward to?
2019 is the year of the original Bladerunner; the setting for the Ridley Scott movie in which Harrison Ford pursues renegade androids, drives flying cars
How every businesses can leverage new iOS 12 & Android Pie features
For many businesses, the announcement of a new OS is generally met with indifference, and the release is greeted by the irritation of a 15 minute download.
Norway: No way for business
It can’t get worse, but it does get worse. Having last week swerved the flailing blows of Jacob Rees-Mogg and his European Research Group, and made it through a Conservative party confidence vote
Investors should look to the UK’s media sector
The UK’s creative industries present a compelling case for investors to consider.
Is the restaurant sector struggling with hunger pains?
The dine-at-home market is growing fast. Demand for ready-to-eat delivered food has been growing ten times faster than dine-out.
Government provides no clarity or protection for industries using contractors in an ethical way
Sorting out employment law in the UK is something I’ve been calling on for years.
You think your business is primed to deal with any cyber threat – but what if it’s an inside job?
An inside job brings up images of bank raids and heists but in the modern world companies should be thinking just as seriously about the cyber threat coming from within their own business.
Can you claim compensation for being affected by the O2 network failure?
Customers of O2 will be able to claim for any out-of-pocket expenses that resulted from being without their phone, according to consumer expert Helen Dewdney.
How do the changes announced in the budget actually affect your SME
Philip Hammond’s ‘budget for grafters’ was much more detailed than initially anticipated. Amongst the many measures destined to stimulate the economy and encourage growth were some initiatives that relate directly to innovation funding for SME’s.
Why Brexit will be good for the car buying business
There is a huge amount of negativity surrounding Brexit negotiations and rightly so.
How Patisserie Valerie is turning the city sour
Cultural change in the City cannot come quickly enough, with the fracas at Patisserie Valerie serving to highlight just how drastically things can go wrong if left unchecked.
