Owl Labs, a global collaborative technology company, today launched its annual State of Hybrid Work study which reveals that flexibility is key to retaining top talent in 2022 and beyond. 65% of British employees would rather be paid less than work

Employees who have been claiming “Home Office Relief” during the Covid 19 Lockdown should be urgently reviewing their tax codes to clarify whether HMRC have included the relief within their notice of coding. Robert Salter, a client tax director with leading

In the beginning there was Web 1.0 (web browsers with pictures, colours, audio and eventually video), and then Web 2.0 or the social element of the web (social networks, for instance), and now Web 3.0 is emerging as a new

Britain’s outstanding nationwide SME’s recognised in glittering award’s ceremony. The inaugural British Champion Awards, developed as a life-long dream from Group Managing Director of Capital Business Media, Richard Alvin, speaking after the event, he was thrilled with the results: ‘At Business Matters

Some 760 visas have been granted for Ukrainians to come to the UK, Cabinet minister Grant Shapps said this morning. The Transport Secretary defended the UK’s record on providing an escape route for Ukrainians and insisted that the country’s president Volodymyr

ITV is to launch a new streaming service combining ad-funded and subscription TV shows and films as it aims to become a “national champion” in the battle for British viewers with US streaming giants including Netflix, Amazon and Disney+. ITV, which

Have your team clocked less sick days during the pandemic but are now on the verge of burnout? You’re not alone … Providing right-first-time solutions that evolve with the changing needs of customers and the markets they operate in, means that

Have your team clocked less sick days during the pandemic but are now on the verge of burnout? You’re not alone … Providing right-first-time solutions that evolve with the changing needs of customers and the markets they operate in, means that

The kitchens of Michelin-starred restaurants too often descend into alternative “moral universes” where bullies and bad behaviour thrive, a study has suggested. While Gordon Ramsay may have made an entire television career out of swearing at people making food, when there

The kitchens of Michelin-starred restaurants too often descend into alternative “moral universes” where bullies and bad behaviour thrive, a study has suggested. While Gordon Ramsay may have made an entire television career out of swearing at people making food, when there

Further cuts to train timetables have been made in response to Covid-related staff shortages. South Western Railway (SWR) said it was running 28% fewer weekday trains from Monday, compared with pre-pandemic levels, due to staff absences caused largely by the Omicron

A UK-backed mission which will search for Earth-like planets orbiting alien stars has been given the green light to continue with its development after passing a critical milestone review. The UK Space Agency has invested £25 million in innovative science for

Lowering VAT charges on fuel may be politically attractive but is not good news for those who will struggle the most, say leading tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg Heather Self a tax partner at the firm said: “Pressure is building

Lowering VAT charges on fuel may be politically attractive but is not good news for those who will struggle the most, say leading tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg Heather Self a tax partner at the firm said: “Pressure is building

Lowering VAT charges on fuel may be politically attractive but is not good news for those who will struggle the most, say leading tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg Heather Self a tax partner at the firm said: “Pressure is building