Boring bosses are costing the UK economy billions of pounds a year
A quarter of employees said their bosses were boring and uninspiring, with three particular cities identified as having the worst offenders.
Auto-enrolment gets thumbs up, but millions unaware of where pension is being invested
It is three years since the launch of auto-enrolment, with millions now enjoying future income security.
The 21 cardinal sins of meetings – and how to avoid them
We are all guilty of the old adage: “If in doubt, have a meeting!” Here are 21 bad meeting habits to avoid at all costs.
Holland & Barrett CEO quietly bucks downward trend of the high street with holistic approach
If discovering a new vitamin were anything like discovering a new star, they would probably name one after Peter Aldis, the CEO of Holland & Barrett International – although he would probably shrug it off and wonder what all the fuss was about.
What does the first exit mean for crowdfunding?
Crowdfunded business E-Car Club was sold to Europcar in July – the first successful crowdfunding exit, which gave investors a 3x return. What does it mean for the industry?
Five ways to ensure new employees get the best possible induction
What makes a top notch induction? Here are five tips to ensure new employees get introduced to your company properly.
Michelle Mone hits back at critics of subsidised chauffeured Jaguar
Having been appointed as prime minister David Cameron’s latest tsar, charged with promoting entrepreneurship in deprived areas, lingerie tycoon Michelle Mone has been forced to defend herself after a tweet indicated she was being transported in style by the taxpayer.
Millennials call on businesses to meet their burning ambition
A new survey of millennial workers has found that they want more feedback and training from their bosses.
Police find clever ways to crack down on intellectual property crime
Intellectual property (IP) crime is being tackled in shops, websites and local markets, according to new figures.