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The one key thing gig economy workers aren’t doing

Gig economy workers may need to plan for the worst-case scenario, says Kirwans solicitor Jean-Paul Dennis.

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Brexit forecast: what is the true impact of immigration on the UK economy?

A main concern when it comes to immigration is whether immigrants contribute a fair share to the country's tax and welfare system. This infographic reveals the cost and benefits.

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Can non-executive directors help boost business growth?

C-suite recruitment expert Matthew Roberts shares behind-the-scenes insight as to how non-executive directors can boost business.

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What can SMEs learn from Theresa May’s spectacular failure?

According to Smith & Williamson's John Morris, the uncertainty following the general elections could be a growth opportunity for SMEs. Here's why.

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Hung parliament: is uncertainty is the new normal?

For investors, advisers and business leaders alike, uncertainty is the new normal for post-referendum, post-election UK. We look at the impact of uncertainty on the UK's independent workforce, employment laws, start-up growth ambitions and M&A activity.

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Brits vs Americans: The transatlantic divide in work culture and earning potential

A new infographic reveals the similarities and differences between the UK and the USA in terms of work culture and earning potential.

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From UK to stateside: 5 tips to plan your US expansion

Daniel Glazer outlines five quick tips to get you started on your US expansion journey, speaking from experience as an advisor at Spark Labs, a global club for innovators founded by European entrepreneurs who have successfully scaled up and sold businesses in America.

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Why even fast growth tech firms can be a family businesses

Here's why even a scale-up can engage with a long-term strategy to remain owner-managed and a family business.

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From UK to stateside: 5 tips to plan your US expansion

Daniel Glazer outlines five quick tips to get you started on your US expansion journey, speaking from experience as an advisor at Spark Labs, a global club for innovators founded by European entrepreneurs who have successfully scaled up and sold businesses in America.

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Why even fast growth tech firms can be a family businesses

Here's why even a scale-up can engage with a long-term strategy to remain owner-managed and a family business.

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The pros and cons of business leasing products for SMEs

This article dissects the three main options for sourcing a business vehicle: business contract hire, business finance lease, or a purchase option.

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What does the snap General Election mean for the UK office market?

The UK office market is largely dependent on business success. How can the General Election affect commercial property Flexioffices founder Paul Slinn writes.

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Does your business need a chief happiness officer?

What does a chief happiness officer do, and do businesses really need one? Robert Half UK's Matt Weston writes.

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Unconscious bias is a boardroom issue, and data has the power to challenge it

Once we have acknowledged unconscious bias, then we can start to make a case for how diversity and inclusion are good for business, says SAP's global lead for culture and identity, Miguel Castro. Here's how a data-driven approach can help.

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