My HR people tell me there is a shortage of good administrators – and this would certainly be reflected in my own current and frustrating attempts to add quality staff to our offices.
February showed the first decrease in numbers of new jobs that we have seen come onto the British market place. And while Brexit is getting the blame for causing uncertainty in the market place, could it not possibly have some link to the subdued growth that has been happening since slightly before this all flared up
There was a great deal camouflaged in the latest Budget, not least by the political chaos and backbiting that has followed it.
Today is International Women’s Day, a day that is internationally misunderstood by many, male and female alike.
Ruts are amazingly easy to fall into in business. When you are busy there isn’t time to look at them; when you are less busy, all your focus is on getting orders. And rightly so.
As the nation begins to feel the strain of the first doctors walk out, and unions announce the latest planned London Underground strikes, Jan Cavelle explains why she believes these types of industrial action are damaging and unrealistic.
Chancellor George Osborne is to warn of the dangers of complacency in his New Year's speech. And while it pains me to agree with him, I think, if anything, he is under-playing that danger.
As the other contestants gasped in theatrical surprise as Scott Saunders stood briefly out of the crowd by quitting The Apprentice, succeeding only the rather better known Katie Hopkins, it didn't entirely hide his shortcomings.
As the dust settles on the chancellor's Autumn Statement and Spending Review speech, it's fair to say that he didn't really give us business leaders much to look forward to over the festive period.
Huge applause for the ICAEW, which called on George Osborne this week to lay off our businesses.
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