Alan Sugar tweets his tax bill to protest Labour, and then deletes post
Businessman Alan Sugar has taken to Twitter ahead of the 8 June general election to criticise Labour and Jeremy Corbyn alongside showcasing his annual tax bill.
How traders will likely react during the general election
Polls aren’t always to be trusted. We learned this the hard way in failing to identify the results for Brexit and Donald Trump – and it’s making traders nervous.
Job seekers want to work for these 20 companies due to quirky perks
Glassdoor is on a mission to find out how bosses can retain staff, by analysing quirky perks and career progression.
If you want to know who will win the general election, ask a gambler
With a looming Brexit and a Conservative party that appears to be loosing votes by the minute, the upcoming general election is one of the most talked about in recent times.
One entrepreneur’s approach to solving the revolving door recruitment issue
Rant & Rave’s Nigel Shanahan is on one business mission – to create ravers for life and ensure his company does not have a single recruitment issue.
Avoid cash advances by using smart prepaid cards
Once you’ve handed over the cash to an employee, you’ve got no way of controlling what they do with it.
Harnessing the power of contact centre automation for a positive customer experience
Rafael Cortes, Foehn head of marketing, explains how harnessing the power of contact centre automation can result in a more positive customer experience.
Sports Direct: The importance of a non-executive director fit
Sports Direct hit the headlines in May after its only female director resigned. It was suggested her voice was no longer being listened to by the board and her effectiveness in the role was being limited.