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Job site Indeed has revealed the top UK employers for 2016, which have been ranked based on employee reviews that cover multiple factors.
A recent survey we conducted revealed that one in three people in the UK naturally expect their employers to organise an office Christmas party. But how does a business manage the aftermath?
If you’re having trouble sleeping, turn back now – when it comes to nightmare colleagues, we’ve got commentary on employees from hell who will give you sleepless nights.
Possessing the Cadbury’s name could have struck fear into James Cadbury, the great-great-grandson of the chocolatier, but he’s ready for the challenge with a confectionery business of his own – Love Cocoa.
As president-elect Donald Trump continues to outline a plan for his first 100 days in office, the latest policy to feel his wrath is TPP – the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
“Work hard, play hard” is closer to an aspiration than a reality for many UK’s business owners. It’s well known that bosses find little time to step away from their desks, often working long hours and foregoing holidays to ensure their business runs like clockwork – but is being too self-reliant harming your business?
Everyone is looking for a business success secret sauce, and our analysis of fast-growth British companies has shown a correlation with economic slowdowns.
You could be forgiven for thinking that 2016 was the year of virtual reality (VR). However, the last three months have witnessed somewhat of a renaissance when it comes to the augmented reality space.
When it comes to content marketing, this entrepreneur has got the strategy sewn up, and his “reverse-engineered” approach rapidly made him a millionaire.
With staff retention being a topic in the spotlight, it’s more important now than ever for bosses to stay ahead of trends, ensuring their offering is in line with what employees want. In order to attract and retain the best employees, small businesses need to keep up with the changing landscape and consider creating smarter workplaces.
Ahead of the Autumn Statement, prime minister Theresa May has promised to deliver government investment of £2bn a year for research and development (R&D), while she also highlighted the modern Industrial Strategy and Brexit plans.
On the eve of chancellor Phillip Hammond’s first budget address to members of parliament, Real Business provides some Autumn Statement predictions.
