December economic statistics: All the figures SMEs need to know
Debt, whether for households or companies, struck the headlines in December 2018.
Debt, whether for households or companies, struck the headlines in December 2018.
November was a massive serving of Bexit warning pie. The dreaded B-word cropped up on numerous occasions, showing exactly why businesses need to prepare for any outcome.
Are we headed for the worst year since the financial crisis” Experts seem to think so. Real Business takes a look at the October events that led to this alleged decision.
September research lingered on the concept of a company’s values and mission boosting happiness and productivity. But the month also uncovered that some businesses don’t know which direction they’re heading in.
The ONS has painted a picture of strong employment growth, but behind the scenes, the nation’s increasing job creation is being met with one big hurdle: a lack of skills.
While much happened in March 2018, the UK largely focussed on recruitment and ways to retain top and international talent.
Many will still be celebrating the end of 2017, a year filled with tumultuous and confusing economic statistics. But for all the uncertainty and changes that came about, we enter 2018 more stable than we d like to think.
The Autumn Budget contained numerous announcements, including further investment for training staff and educating pupils. Our November 2017 economic statistics unveil why it couldn’t have come at a better time.
Andrew Sentance’s prediction came true. The PwC economic adviser maintained last month that interest rates were to rise a matter recently confirmed by Bank of England governor Mark Carney. We take a closer look in our October 2017 economic statistics piece.
Our September 2017 economic statistics unfortunately unveil a month mired with data that pointed out issues within the UK economy.