Employees aged over 55 could be better equipped to manage large workloads than any other age bracket, as a new study reveals a line of potentials benefits in hiring older workers. more»
Entrepreneurial ambition is running high among both men and women in Britain, as a new study has shown that three quarters of workers have aspirations of starting a business. more»
Disability, age and duty of care were also cited as growing reasons for Britons? becoming self-employed in a new survey conducted by insurer Axa. more»
Conventional wisdom in the ecommerce space holds that millennials are the ultimate target market they are tech savvy, accustomed to the internet and trust the online shopping process. But older customers could be even more important to your micro business, as Rakuten's Patrick Kelly explains. more»
As many would-be entrepreneurs often wonder, when is the best time in life to start a venture? Small Business Charter chairman and ByBox head Stuart Miller considers some well-known examples of startup founders that made it big, both early and later on in life. more»
Four in ten people yet to retire plan to carry on working in some capacity when they are no longer employed full-time indicating that the idea of working over the age of 65 has become more attractive. more»
Behind door number ten are some inspiring statistics about the older entrepreneurs making the most of retirement to start new businesses. more»
Ageism is hindering many UK workers over the age of 50 who want to get back into work, according to new research from Barclays. more»
