Four-in-five (81%) Gen Z workers in the UK would consider working remotely for a company outside of the UK if that meant greater salary opportunities, according to new research commissioned by global HR and payroll firm Deel.
Good Business Pays has been reporting on the payment practices of large companies for the past four years, but now reveals new research that raises big questions about the accuracy of payment data and therefore the authenticity of payment data reported by companies as part of their statutory duties.
Talema Group, a leading manufacturer of toroidal transformers and related magnetic components, has appointed Patrik Líbal as Account Manager on behalf of Magnetics Group to lead the business's growth in Eastern Europe.
Those outside of the manufacturing industry might be forgiven for thinking that the UK doesn’t “make stuff” anymore – but that couldn’t be further from the truth.
Exploring how the Government events inquiry can further support the ever-evolving UK events industry and its growth.
The government has released its new Plan for Change in a bid to secure the UK’s future by bolstering its security posture and strengthening critical infrastructure.
According to the most recent figures published by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), burglaries, theft, and criminal damage cost UK businesses a staggering £12.9 million in 2023.
It would be reasonable to assume that public services continue to run smoother after Covid-19, given that lockdown prompted the urgent adoption of remote organisation technology.
Communication is crucial for large organisations in today’s fast-paced business environment, with teams spread across the globe. Unified communications allow companies to consolidate several tools into one to benefit seamless collaboration. However, new security challenges emerge for a business when adopting a unified communications solution. To take advantage of increased productivity plus enhanced performance, businesses place the […]
After a challenging period dealing with Brexit, rising energy prices, international uncertainty and more, the next five years are set to be crucial for UK manufacturers.
From the rise in popularity of AI to increasing staffing costs, many businesses are in agreement that the year ahead could be a challenging one as 53% say that their business plans for 2025 are more about survival than growth.
While sector diversity is increasing, manufacturing – like other STEM industries – continues to rank amongst the most male-dominated sectors in the UK.
