Number of firms fined for deliberate corporation tax misinformation hits four-year high
The number of businesses fined by HMRC for deliberately obscuring their corporation tax affairs has climbed to its highest level…
P&O Ferries won’t face criminal action over mass sacking of staff
P&O Ferries will not face criminal action over the way it fired nearly 800 employees earlier this year, the Insolvency…
Decline in cash use eases after pandemic slump
The rapid decline in the use of cash during the pandemic has eased as consumers return to their preferred method…
Ex-F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone pleads not guilty to fraud charge
The former Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone has pleaded not guilty to a charge of fraud brought after an investigation…
Removal of presenteeism and focus on wellbeing should steer remote management styles
People working from home are facing burnout, Zoom fatigue, and a lack of work-life balance, thats according to leading workforce…
How Treadmill Use Can Benefit Your Health
The treadmill is one of the most popular pieces of equipment that people use for workouts. It’s easy to use…
Company Voluntary Agreements plunge as taxman tightens debt recovery rules
The number of struggling firms striking Company Voluntary Arrangements (CVAs) with creditors has plunged 47 per cent in the past…
Port strike threatens months of disruption
An eight-day strike at the Port of Felixstowe, Britain’s biggest gateway to global trade, could disrupt supplies to the nation’s…
UK ‘energy crisis hotspots’ identify areas at greatest risk from rising bills
Residents in Birmingham, Bradford and Cornwall will be hit hardest by spiralling energy prices as the crisis threatens to deepen…
Precisely, What is the point of you? What do you do, exactly?
If you don’t intimately understand your major ‘doing self’ along with minor ‘doing selves’ you can come across like marbles…