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| 09/11/2007 |
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Chris Hewitt, chief executive officer of Berkeley PR, explains urges employers to take a more adventurous approach to staff incentives
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| 26/10/2007 |
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Derek Buchanan, chief executive officer of Episys, explains the secrets to staff retention.
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| 12/10/2007 |
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Matthew Seldon, Business Development Manager at www.ecordia.co.uk explains how your business could be benefiting from going online
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| 01/10/2007 |
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Elspeth Watt, director of Calibre HR & Training (www.calibrehr.com), highlights what to avoid if you want your appraisals to make a difference
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| 17/09/2007 |
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Soraya Shaw, managing director of Springboard Coaching, looks at how small businesses can become a magnet for talented individuals.
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| 05/09/2007 |
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Half of small businesses believe they would have to raise their prices if road pricing were to be introduced.
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| 03/09/2007 |
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Can your company afford not to have flexible working in place? James Manning explains the benefits.
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| 20/08/2007 |
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William Berry looks at building a successful team quickly but effectively.
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| 26/07/2007 |
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Andrew Gordon, director of jobs.ac.uk, explains why technology is going to change the way your business searches for talent
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| 26/07/2007 |
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Summer is upon us although with the recent downpours, it might not seem like it! The summer months can really impact on small businesses, from dealing with staff absenteeism to irate employees who don’t want to be in the office. Allan Barrows, Business Link East, provides some tips for businesses wanting to cope with summer demands and maximise business opportunities.
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| 16/07/2007 |
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Kim Stoddart, managing director of ethical media relations company Blue Rocket (www.bluerocketgroup.com) looks at what it takes to be an ethical employer and the benefits that being one will have on a company.
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| 09/07/2007 |
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Robert Craven is one of the UK’s leading marketing specialists and entrepreneur gurus, and author of Bright Marketing – Why Should People Bother to Buy From You?. He explains how, with a few simple steps, you can improve your marketing to transform your workplace, people and profit margin.
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| 02/07/2007 |
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There comes a time when every business needs a little outside assistance. David Thorp of The Chartered Institute of Marketing explores the pros and cons of using the services of a marketing consultant.
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| 14/06/2007 |
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What’s the best way of using employee benefits to motivate staff? Rod Milne, joint managing director of HFS Milbourne Financial Services, explains.
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| 29/05/2007 |
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Research has shown that when all other things are equal, a winning culture can help you win more deals and increase profits. Jonathan Fitchew, joint managing director of Pareto Law, winner of the Sunday Times Best Small Company to Work For, looks at the secrets of creating a strong company culture.
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| 08/05/2007 |
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Graeme Hobbs, director at chartered accountancy firm Titcheners, looks closely at the team building and staff motivation challenges faced when business go through M&A activity.
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| 20/04/2007 |
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Elspeth Watt, director of Calibre HR & Training, explains how to help new joiners settle in and hit the ground running.
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| 11/04/2007 |
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Steve Carter, managing director of financial recruitment specialist Nigel Lynn, highlights the qualities of a good leader, and the benefits of strong leadership for your business
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| 23/03/2007 |
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Karen Hostick, specialist employment lawyer at Kingsley Napley, explains all regarding the minimum wage
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| 09/03/2007 |
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Richard Smith, employment services director, Croner, explains how to ensure your workplace gets the best from its employees through its equal opportunities policy
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| 23/02/2007 |
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'Letting go' of employees is a difficult task for employers. However, unproductive employees can weigh a company down, and sometimes there is no option but to address the problem. David Gordon, solicitor, DG Law, explains how managers should go about letting staff go.
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| 09/02/2007 |
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Emma Brierley is CEO and founder of specialist people resourcing company, Xchangeteam Group (www.xchangeteam.com). Her book, Talent on Tap: Getting the best from freelancers, interims and consultants, was published in 2006. She explains the benefits of using freelancers.
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| 30/11/2006 |
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Would you hold your Christmas party in January? James Coakes, managing director of teambuilding company Progressive Resources, suggests that it could save you a lot of time and money if you do.
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| 28/11/2006 |
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Chris Barling, chief executive officer of Actinic, explains that with some simple precautions you can eliminate 95% of the risk.
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| 30/10/2006 |
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Ideas for money-making ventures are not in short supply, but investors willing to back those ideas are much harder to find, writes Andrew Stevenson, director of gateway2investment (g2i) and chief executive of E-Synergy.
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