Why it?s time to treat business expenses “fiddling” as fraud
When employees are prosecuted for falsifying or exaggerating business expenses claims, there are a number of charges they can face. It may be dealt with as “false accounting”, under the Theft Act 1968, or as an offence covered by the Fraud Act 2006.
One Paris campaign is trying to get your staff to ?try the frogs?
“Tired of the fog? Try the frogs! Choose Paris La Defense,” a new French campaign will say in its endeavour to attract British talent.
Health and fitness accelerator seeks UK?s answer to Fitbit to end ?20bn physical inactivity crisis
Health body ukactive, in partnership with Tech City UK and AXA PPP, has launched health and fitness accelerator ActiveLab, which will come complete with the support of seasoned leaders from the likes of David Lloyd Leisure, Fitness First and more.
Top tips on getting that coveted five star review
Every business can benefit from positive word of mouth ? research reveals that 92 per cent of customers use reviews to help them make purchasing decisions. It stands to reason then that you should seek to gain a five star review.
Making business decisions ? Is gut instinct extinct?
Decisions are the perennial facet of the human psyche ? should I or shouldn?t I? While the consequences of making a poor sandwich or movie choice are relatively immaterial, the wrong business decisions could have significantly worse implications.
Support British business and build an Entrepreneur?s Shelf of Fame
The army of UK entrepreneurs has gained some new recruits in the past year, but it?s important to not let them fend for themselves too soon in what has the potential to become an economic war zone. Support British business!
Imogen Heap advocates blockchain as saviour of the music industry
Musician Imogen Heap has suggested the solution to people not investing in the ?tarnished? music industry lies in tech and an automated payment process.