Brexit uncertainty: Even Article 50 author is unsure of application
Despite Brexit dominating the headlines for months, we still have little concrete facts about the process itself. more»
Opinion
Banking on an alternative: The rise of challenger banks
Mark Sismey-Durrant, CEO at Hampshire Trust Bank, discusses the diversification of the challenger bank sector and what this means for SMEs. more»
Self-employment has its downsides, but pretending it doesn’t exist isn’t the answer
Just days after a comprehensive study by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) found that the vast majority of the UK’s 4.7m freelance workers are happily self-employed, a trade union is taking on tech giant Uber for working with them – using arguments which aren’t just flawed but are damaging to members. more»
Everyone needs time to switch off – but banning out-of-hours email isn’t the answer
A labour agreement in France compelling staff to refrain from sending emails during evenings and weekends has attracted a lot of attention and divided opinion. But while the focus on work-life balance is laudable, it’s not something we should think about emulating. more»
How is the Brexit debate impacting you as a small business owner?
With the referendum on European Union membership now less than 50 days away, Business Advice wants to find out how our readers feel on the topic of Brexit. more»
The office is dead – long live flexible working
With new research revealing that the majority of UK workers think they’re more productive at home, you can’t afford to ignore flexible working any longer. more»
Pollpic: The app encouraging users to get opinionated
Ranjet Chohan, co-founder of mobile app Pollpic, discusses how he aims to make his poll creator app the go-to device for gauging opinion, collating data while providing a fun route to engagement for its users. more»
