How to convince graduates to work for a small business
According to new research, only 18% of college and university leavers want to work for micro businesses. Here's how to convince the next generation of workers to work for you. more»
Millennials
Why don’t Gen Z and millennials want to work for small businesses?
New research from Santander UK has found that those leaving education and looking for work may be missing out on potential employment opportunities by failing to consider working for SMEs. more»
Is money essential when starting a business? 1 million millennials don’t think so
Ahead of Small Business Advice Week 2018, The Millennial Money Survey, has found 30% of UK millennials (4.6m people) aspire to start their own business. However, over a quarter of this group believe that money won't be "essential” to do it. more»
Infographic: Why you need a millennial office space
A forward-thinking working environment might be more important than you think to your recruitment strategy. Use this infographic to find out how to build an office space that millennial workers will demand. more»
How to recruit Generation Xers at your micro business
Contrary to popular belief, new research has found that the age group most interested in development opportunities at work isn’t Millennials: it’s people in their 40s and 50s. more»
End of an era: Club 18-30 – What can entrepreneurs learn?
No longer are young Brits flocking to cheap and boozy destinations situated in the Spanish or Greek Isles. Instead, the new “Instagram generation” are opting for more picturesque locations which look great on the ‘gram. more»
The lost generation at greatest risk of harm: What we can learn about mental health from millennials
Staff rarely feel sorry for their line managers, so employees will be shocked to learn that the forgotten generation when it comes to taking active steps to protect their mental health are those in mid-ranking or senior managerial positions. more»
Restaurant-shunning millennials could cost UK catering industry £1bn
Millennials preferring to eat at home than go out could cost the UK’s catering industry close to £1bn in lost revenue over the next four years, according to a new report. more»
The world’s first vodka designed to be mixed with water
Victor Ruiz Lafita, co-founder of Spanish spirits brand VITA, speaks to Business Advice about his plans to break into the British market with a vodka containing a few secrets. more»
Is millennial loyalty the key to brand survival in 2018?
According to analysts, 2018 will see the millennial have more spending power than the baby boomer. Now, after years of preparation, this tech-led group will finally dominate the consumer market. more»
