Category: Business
Lawyers: Are You Willing to Pay the Price for Downtime?
Lawyers or law firms typically charge by the hour, so any disruption to workflow is likely to have an unwanted cost implication. Unplanned...
Management Buyouts: Are you Overlooking Your Employees?
Company acquisitions by a management team or parent group, more commonly referred to as Management Buyouts, have become more commonplace...
£1,000’s at stake as Businesses chase rates appeals deadline
Businesses across the UK of all different types, are racing to lodge their Business Rates appeals before the 31st of March. New rules...
30% Blame Poor Management for Work Woes
According to Investors In People (IIP), 30% of people who are thinking of ditching their job are doing so because they’re unhappy with...
Businesses facing Threats at Windows 2003 Deadline
With the added expense of upgrading, many UK businesses are choosing to continue using Windows Server 2003, despite Microsoft withdrawing...
Was the Holiday Pay Tribunal Result Bad for Business?
On November the 4th, Employment Appeal Tribunal (pay tribunal)ruled that employees’ overtime earnings should count towards their...
Sony’s Plight Highlights Business Security Vulnerabilities
It’s fair to say that 2014 did not end well for Sony. After reporting painful losses in its mobile division over the summer, they...
Manchester Traffic Disruption boosts car servicing business
Just before the Autumn Statement, the government announced details for an ambitious road building project in the North West. As work...
How will ‘Shared Parental Leave’ affect your business?
In order to usher in a new era of dual responsibility and flexibility in childcare, the Government’s ‘shared parental leave’ policy...
Energy Audits: An Opportunity for Schools and Businesses?
In September, the government published a final update on energy audits in its’ Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS). Schools...
