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Financial Management

What is working tax credit and are you entitled to it?

Despite the name, the credit has little to do with tax – people receiving them need not be paying any tax whatsoever. Here's why.

Technology

Better design, higher conversions: why your website may need a redesign

High bounce rates and low conversion rates come from a range of different issues. Here's why a website redesign may help boost your conversions.

Opinion

What your office design says about you as a leader

Check out our quick guide to office design and try and work out areas in which you can improve as a leader.

Entrepreneurs

Start-up to superstars: the story behind 888 Holdings

Here's how 888 Holding rose from a small-scale start-up to its current position within the internet gambling industry.

Entrepreneurs

Office yoga: an answer to workplace productivity?

Here's why an active workforce is a productive workforce.

Financial Management

4 steps to protect your business from bankruptcy

The basics of staying in the black and avoiding bankruptcy.

Opinion

Is it better to invest in a new property as a landlord?

The age-old question answered.

Human Resources

Why organisation is key for the safety of your employees

Good environmental, health,and safety management all boils down to organisation. Here's why.

PR and Marketing Strategy

Top UK corporate entertainment events

Corporate entertainment doesn't have to be stuffy or dull. Here are a few examples on how to entertain staff and clients this year.

Alternative Finance for Business

Do you need a guarantor loan?

How do you know if you need a guarantor loan? And more importantly, what does it entail?

Legislation and Regulation

The risks of office romance

Acrimonious break-ups between employees not only damage team morale and productivity, but can prove costly as well, according to Hannah Ford, a laywer in the employment team at Guildford-based firm Stevens & Bolton. There are increasing legal risks associated with the fall-out of office romances, Ford tells GrowthBusiness.