Businesses with foreign staff should prepare for immigration challenges
By Staff writer
?What the country needs now more than ever is certainty,” Theresa May stated outside number 10. This is no more the case than for businesses with foreign staff.
Tag: Brexit
Perception of external funding needs to change
We’ve long deemed access to be the biggest barrier to external funding, but a survey has claimed it’s a false perception.
Theresa May ignored the 48 per cent of Brexit remainers
As the dust settles on one of the most eventual general elections in recent times, Charlie Mullins believes the verdict was a result of forgetting there were so many Brexit remainers.
Neil Woodford warns against extreme conclusions” from hung parliament
Star fund manager Neil Woodford has called for Britain to not overreact in response to the 2017 general election results, instead suggesting ?not a lot has changed economically.
What does a hung parliament mean for SME businesses?
By Staff writer
It’s happened again, Britain has a hung parliament. Small business expert Carl Reader explains what the result of this general election might be for SMEs.
Preparing for Brexit amid plans to make free movement a thing of the past
By Staff writer
Since the EU referendum result in June 2016 and the election ending in a hung parliament, employers have set their sights on preparing for Brexit and many are concerned.
How traders will likely react during the general election
Polls aren?t always to be trusted. We learned this the hard way in failing to identify the results for Brexit and Donald Trump and it’s making traders nervous.
English Cream Tea Company: Delivering Britain’s greatest export around the world
Choosing a courier when your products include fresh cream is a big decision which is why the English Cream Tea Company took 17 providers to get it right.
Uncertainty remains high but FDs now more optimistic about financial prospects
Canvassing the views of 1,580 CFOs and FDs across 19 European countries, Deloitte found UK businesses to be more optimistic when compared to the months after the referendum vote.
A guide to dealing with Brexit uncertainty
By Staff writer
The UK’s withdrawal from the EU has begun with the trigger of article 50. No other country has left the EU so we don’t know how things will play out hence all the Brexit uncertainty.