The coffice trend should be embraced by UK bosses
There’s something oddly endearing about the rise of the coffice, largely in part due to how coffee shops helped launch 17th-century Britain into a more productive era.
Tag: Flexible Working
Business owners should embrace new and smarter working practices
By Steve Byrne
With the way his business is run, Steve Byrne has been able to experiment with smarter working practices and believes others would be silly not to as well.
A less regimented life: How faster broadband can help you lead a more flexible lifestyle
Easy access to fast broadband can mean a more flexible lifestyle for your employees, and can help drive customers. Here’s how.
One entrepreneur’s approach to solving the revolving door recruitment issue
Rant & Rave’s Nigel Shanahan is on one business mission?” to create ravers for life and ensure his company does not have a single recruitment issue.
Four tips for engaging your millennial employees
By Staff writer
Millennial employees are widely misunderstood. They can be highly valuable and useful but employers must be willing to meet them halfway.
What UK employees look for when working remotely
When it comes to the trend of working remotely, being at home is not necessarily the location that UK employees favour.
Familiar adage “communication is key” is crucial when managing remote employees
By Staff writer
By the end of this year over 50 per cent of UK businesses will be implementing flexible working. That’s nearly 3m companies embracing the concept of remote employees, making office desks as we know them, obsolete.
Evolution of the office environment: Five trends surrounding co-working spaces
By Staff writer
In the last few years, we ve seen co-working spaces grow from strength to strength. In London alone, there is estimated to be over 1,000 co-working spaces and the capital was recently cited as the leading global market in this sector.
Fighting back against the fate of the business rate
There has been huge outcry around government changes to the business rate that kicks in next month, which chancellor Philip Hammond tried to soften in his Spring Budget.
Gender equality: Far more than a box-ticking exercise
By Staff writer
In the wake of International Women’s Day, which takes place annually on 8″March and calls for people globally to come together and promote a more inclusive world of gender equality, it seems timely to take a step back and remember that gender diversity in the workplace is far more than just a box-ticking exercise.