Category: Advice

Nov 10

Martyn’s Law: What does it mean for businesses following the King’s Speech announcement

The Government’s Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill featured in the King’s Speech 2023 on Tuesday (November 7), indicating the Government’s intention to pass the new law in the coming months. Security expert Marcus Gerrard, of Safetyflex Barriers, discusses what this means for businesses… Business owners will join national efforts to tackle the rising threat of […]
Oct 15

Leading Your Teams Successfully

A strong leader who demonstrates caring for their team is more likely to have a team who in turn care about their own personal goals and successes. A team that cares can mean the difference between moderate and maximum productivity and performance. Not everyone is born with the skillset to lead a team. However, like […]
Sep 8

Preparing Your Business for Sale

Whether you’re considering selling a portion of your equity or your entire company, it’s essential to prepare your business effectively. Much like selling a house, the process of selling a business involves highlighting its potential, fixing any weaknesses, and ensuring it’s presented in the best possible light. Potential buyers will undoubtedly want to conduct their […]
Sep 4

New Report Sheds Light on Pregnancy and Maternity Discrimination

In an ever-evolving business landscape, the welfare of employees continues to be at the forefront of responsible leadership. A recent survey by Pregnant Then Screwed, encompassing the experiences of over 24,000 parents, has revealed the extent of  pregnancy and maternity discrimination. The implications for business owners are clear, and understanding the full scope of legal […]
Aug 30

How a good person becomes a toxic leader

There are so many reasons in this world to be miserable. War, famine, poverty, pandemics, mental health crises, the list goes on. As leaders, we have the opportunity – nay, responsibility – to prevent the workplace being such a reason. Depending which article you read, the stats say we spend anywhere between 25% and 40% […]