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Reading Time | < 1 min 14 Dec 2015

Skill shortages and finance top concerns for start-ups

Reading Time • < 1 minObtaining finance and skills shortages are the top concerns among start-ups.
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Reading Time | < 1 min 11 Dec 2015

Recently retirees’ share of wealth passes the under 45s

Reading Time • < 1 minRecent retirees now enjoy a larger share of property wealth than people under 45.
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Reading Time | < 1 min 10 Dec 2015

Finance Bill 2016 published

Reading Time • < 1 minThe government has published its draft legislation to implement policies announced in this year’s Summer Budget and Autumn Statement.
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Reading Time | < 1 min 09 Dec 2015

Scale-up businesses contribute billions to economy

Reading Time • < 1 min3,000 growing medium-sized businesses contributed £59 billion to the UK economy between 2010 and 2013.
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Reading Time | < 1 min 08 Dec 2015

Majority of employers support National Living Wage

Reading Time • < 1 min93% of employers are in support of the new National Living Wage (NLW), believing it will boost productivity and retain staff.
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Reading Time | < 1 min 07 Dec 2015

Home buyers benefit from stamp duty changes

Reading Time • < 1 minThe average home buyer is £4,500 better-off after the stamp duty changes that were introduced on 4 December 2014.
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Reading Time | < 1 min 04 Dec 2015

Zero-hours contract employees as satisfied as other workers

Reading Time • < 1 minEmployees on zero-hours contracts (ZCH) experience similar levels of job satisfaction, work-life balance and personal well-being to employees on permanent, full-time contracts.
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Reading Time | < 1 min 03 Dec 2015

Self-employed workers fail to save for retirement

Reading Time • < 1 minLess than 1 in 10 self-employed workers made personal pension contributions in the 2013/14 tax year
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Reading Time | 2 mins 02 Dec 2015

Autumn Statement 2015: Charities

Reading Time • 2 minsIn the build up to today you could be forgiven for thinking that the sector was going to be severely affected by savage cuts in government spending
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