The end of October saw two taxi drivers win a case against Uber with the help of GM Trade Union for the right to be classed as ?workers?. Many suggested it would open the floodgates to claims against similar firms with on-demand staff and news about Deliveroo suggests the sentiment is true.
By Staff writer
Small business bosses are starting to realise the importance of smarter procurement, as demonstrated by some recent research published by Tungsten Network.
Consumers in the UK are ready to take part in the Black Friday sales weekend, as over a quarter of Brits plan to buy goods during the discount shopping period spending double the amount they did in 2015.
Thursday 3 November marks the day three judges ruled that the government cannot trigger Article 50, suggesting prime minister Theresa May has to ask parliament for permission before the UK can truly leave the EU.
By Staff writer
Aaron Hayward, employment specialist at DJM Solicitors, asks what Uber’s recent employment tribunal ruling on workers rights will mean for businesses that are part of the gig economy.
The high net worth tax affairs of 6,500 Brits are being examined by HMRC and it’s raking in millions because of it.
While UK shoppers are still in love with the British high street, they expect to see more innovation and independent businesses introduced, according to the New Retail Reality report from Barclays.
From Living Wage stats to national business numbers, our October 2016 economic statistics roundup has everything in place for enterprise leaders.
The Advertising Standards Authority has announced rules forcing broadband firms to quit false advertising.
Prosecco mixer brand Drunken Berries has been named the first business to hit its investment target through the Tesco BackIt crowdfunding scheme, which launched in September.
