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Worker lateness costs business £66million every year Monday is the day when most of us are late for work; and 7 in 10 of us will lie and blame public transport. Lateness appears to have become a national epidemic, and bosses need to act sooner rather than later to minimise it.
[February 16, 2007]
Valentine "advances" could cause compensation nightmare St Valentines Day is traditionally a romantic interlude which brightens up a fairly dull time of year. However when this event is transferred to the workplace it can often quite easily cause problems.
[February 14, 2007]
Avoiding the small business hard shoulder Adrian Waters offers some tips for SMEs running business vehicles on how to comply with imminent corporate manslaughter legislation, whilst streamlining the costs of both breakdown policies and fleet maintenance.
[February 2, 2007]
Small firms need help to compete for government contracts Greater efforts to involve smaller businesses in the procurement of goods and services by government authorities would save public money, create fairer competition, and help the economy, the Forum of Private Business has said this week.
[January 17, 2007]
Fines for employers failing to pay the minimum wage The Government has announced that employers who fail to pay employees the minimum wage will face prosectution and a fine of up to £5,000. The fine is on top of the wage arrears that must be paid to the employees concerned.
[January 9, 2007]
Uncertain year ahead for business - New CBI President The transition to a new Prime Minister and a reinvigorated Conservative party seeking to carve out new political ground will create uncertainty for business in 2007, believes the new CBI President.
[January 2, 2007]
Bytestart's Top 10 Articles of 2006 Bytestart will be back with new updates in early January. In the meantime, take a look at our Top 10 most-read articles for 2006.
[December 22, 2006]
Young Entrepreneurs Alive and Kicking in the UK More than half of sixth formers (60%) and university students (57%) would consider setting up their own business after they finish education, according to a new survey.
[December 21, 2006]
Could Britain produce a YouTube? Could a phenomenon, initially dreamt up by two twentysomethings at a Silicon Valley dinner party, be recreated in the UK?
[December 13, 2006]
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