The MP voiced his concerns that too many small businesses are unable to take legal action against banks because they can’t afford to challenge them in the courts. more»

Despite more than a hundred years’ experience of working together in close proximity in office-style situations, we’re still learning how to have “good” conversations with co-workers. more»

It is proven that divorce enquiries in the UK jump in January, rising by as much as 300 per cent. With January 2017 upon us, divorce lawyers up and down the country will be bracing themselves for their busiest time of year. more»

Half of business leaders already believe the use of such casually contracted workers exposes them to compliance risks. A quarter couldn't even say how many contract workers they employed. more»

Late or non-payment of invoices is shown to be by far the biggest cause for dispute among business owners. Almost three quarters of the legal struggles of small firms stem from late or non-payment issues. more»

“Difficult conversations” can occur frequently amongst colleagues, with the need to stand up to business partners often the most challenging of encounters. Writing for Business Advice, communication coach Robin Kermode argues that these situations can actually present opportunities. more»

If you think you're having a bad day at work, you might be able to put things in perspective after seeing this eyebrow-raising list from confidential sharing app Whisper. It has compiled a list of the 20 Corrupt Things Employees Have Seen Their Bosses Do, with users anonymously sharing the worst incidents they have seen at work more»