Less than half of working women feel that they are treated the same way as their male colleagues in similar roles. Only 34 percent agree that their employer cares about them and understands the specific issues that women face in the workplace.
| Published: 21 April 2019
How you will pay tax will depend on the structure of your business. Depending on your business set up, you may find that you are paying familiar taxes. Sole traders and partnerships will pay taxes on their profits through the Self Assessment system.
| Published: 20 April 2019
Other invisible illnesses that often go undisclosed are bowel conditions, such as Crohn’s disease and Colitis, because they can cause awkward conversations and are often not very well understood. The same goes for skin diseases, other pain conditions, and mental health issues.
| Published: 19 April 2019
What are investors actually looking for? How do you create an investment deck? What’s the most appropriate language and terminology? Thankfully, there are some rules when it comes to developing an investor comms strategy.
| Published: 18 April 2019
As HMRC gears up to take action against the more than 40,000 businesses and individuals who have taken part in disguised remuneration schemes in order to avoid their full tax liabilities, guidance is being offered to those now facing huge tax bills as a result
| Published: 16 April 2019
This is a surprising figure, especially given the increasing prominence of gender equality on the world stage, but it’s why ADM is particularly proud to be among the first 100 companies globally to announce its commitment to Paradigm for Parity®
| Published: 15 April 2019
That means, quite simply, that if a boss or someone in a position of power forces you into a bear-hug that makes you feel uncomfortable or even violated, then you have every right to talk to a legal representative, your HR department, or your union representative.
| Published: 14 April 2019
The ability to record strokes on a key board, when emails are received, read and responded to gives a minute by minute record of staff behaviour. It can also lead to the assumption that an individual who takes their hands off the keyboard for five minutes isn’t working.
| Published: 13 April 2019
Statistics by Skills for Care estimate that every year 390,000 people leave their job in social care, which equates to 1,000 per day, leaving approximately 110,000 vacancies at any one time1. Recruiting and retaining a skilled workforce, who have compatible values, can help care home organisations.
| Published: 12 April 2019
One-third of employees have used business jargon in a meeting without fully understanding the meaning; 81 percent of employers say that a job candidate using a word in the wrong sense is unforgivable; 77 percent of managers would be more likely to hire a candidate who uses a wide and varied vocabulary.
| Published: 11 April 2019
