Quarter of employers to take on seasonal staff for busiest Christmas in years
A quarter of employers plan to take on extra staff to give them a helping hand over Christmas, according to figures released by the Recruitment and Employment Federation.
A quarter of employers plan to take on extra staff to give them a helping hand over Christmas, according to figures released by the Recruitment and Employment Federation.
The High Street needs to fight back with innovation and technology in the run up to Christmas.
Forget office camaraderie, one in ten British office workers would report a fellow employees misdemeanours to their manager.
British SMEs are missing out on a small fortune by relying on cash for sales.
SMEs are worried that the international export market is becoming riskier, research has found.
Good news: the Bank of England has forecasted that the UK economy will return to pre-crisis growth rates by next year.
As part of Export Week, the Federation of Small Businesses has published tips to help the country's SMEs take their first steps overseas.
Fraud perpetrated by either management or employees accounted for 80 per cent of the financial loss through fraud experienced by UK businesses in 2012. This figure should not be ignored by any organisation.
Majority of Brits will pay a premium for a better experience when it comes to Christmas shopping.
Selling a business in a recession may seem difficult but re-positioning a company for exit in an upturn also has its challenges. A return to economic growth does not necessarily mean it is easier to sell a business.