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How to make your employees happy, motivated and productive

The UK is now one of the fastest growing western economies. Unemployment in the 3 months to the end of May has fallen to a 5 year low. This is good news, especially if these new jobs are good, long term sustainable jobs in growing profitable industries. However, latest labour market reports suggest that plans for job creation are tentative and that there is a ‘productivity hangover’ affecting the UK economy. Tore Haggren, Senior Vice President at Confirmit, explains what’s going on and gives advice on how to motivate and keep yo

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How to meet the challenges of the new flexible working hours policy and manage your staff rota

Managing a company with a flexible workforce requires expertise, knowledge, patience and good communication skills and adds another level of complexity and administration that needs to be coped with. With the new flexible working hours legislation we look at the challenges and ways to minimise any administrative hassle when staff scheduling.

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The value of transparent communication in business

Committing to being more transparent in your company operations and communication is becoming more important. It’s one thing for a company to celebrate their wins in public, but it takes a lot more to show and tell clients and employees how things are really being done and admit if something hasn’t gone as planned. Why is it important and what should we k

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5 tips to Luis Suárez on building customer relationships

Nibbling on opponents during a game of football isn’t cool. You know what is, though? Building long lasting business relationships. Like with any other relationship, building a strong one between you and your clients doesn’t come easy, but needs to be done. What are the key things to keep in mind? We combined five steps from Inc. and Entrepreneur that we agree are the most important ones when establishing and improving lon

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The event organising obstacle course

There’s so much to do when organising an event. That’s why you choose a professional - one who can effortlessly create and organise a memorable event, manage their time and resources, schedule their staff effectively, keep you informed, request and welcome your feedback, all whilst displaying transparency and visibility.

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How to protect lone workers

Do you employ people who work alone at your premises? If so, have you considered the potential risks posed to both their safety and your business? Venturesec recently published an article highlighting the dangers of lone working including preventive measures. We added a few additional sources of information on how to protect your employees.

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Cloud computing and how it benefits your business

Over the last 5 to 10 years, cloud computing has matured and offers several advantages that, according to recent studies, many businesses are unfortunately unaware of. What kind of benefits are we talking? We’ll break it down for you with the help of a few fantastic articles we found on the subject.

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How to cut down on recruitment costs

Recruitment is undoubtedly a major part of any organization’s overall costs and containing these costs is something that management pros frequently have to consider. Recruiter has put together some excellent tips and advice businesses should keep in mind to contain recruitment costs without sacrificing the talent pipeline.

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PARiM now available around the world

PARiM was originally designed for the UK in mind. However, in the past few months, word about us has started getting around outside of the UK as well, which meant that we inevitably needed more options for our new worldwide friends to customize their PARiM environment according to their needs.

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