The firm organized Profit 2020, an event to motivate small and medium-sized companies to get ahead and this was what was experienced.
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The 15 Best Work-From-Home Gift Ideas For Moms
by Holly Reisem Hanna • • 0 Comments
I’ve been working from home since December 2007. I initially started out freelancing and then launched this blog a year and a half later. Over this time, I’ve learned a lot about working from home, especially what products and tools will make your workday smoother and more enjoyable. If you’re looking for a meaningful or […]
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The rarámuri hands that created the awards to the magical towns of the Best of Mexico 2020
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Icnocuícatl, the Mexican poems by Cerveza Victoria to say goodbye to those who left without saying 'goodbye'
by Entrepreneur en Español • • 0 Comments
The Icnocuícatl was a poetic genre that the Mexica used to say goodbye to their dead to find resignation until they found them again in Mictlán.
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How to Build Business Credit
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If your business is new and doesn’t have a credit history, use these eight tips to start building your business credit score.
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Getting ready for Brexit – 6 steps you need to take to prepare
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Originally written by sarahgunton on Small Business
6 steps to getting ready for Brexit
Here, we guide you through the six steps companies should be looking at if they’re getting ready for Brexit with detailed advice as to how firms can best prepare.
#1 – Tax, tariffs and customers
From January 1 2021, an Economic Operators Registration and Identification (EORI) number is required to move goods into or out of the EU. Register for an EORI number here. All goods imported to the UK will also be subject to UK Global Tariffs from 2021. As a business owner you check what these will be here.
>See also: EORI number: What it is and how to get or check one
If the UK leaves the EU without a deal, there will be new tariffs on many goods and services that are exported from the UK to the EU. Even if a deal is agreed, there may still be tariffs to pay on some traded items. Those goods that we export to the rest of the world that are currently subject to EU-negotiated tariffs will be subject to new duty rules too, many of which have yet to be agreed.
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Hiring an apprentice: The benefits for a small company
by Timothy Adler • • 0 Comments
Originally written by Timothy Adler on Small Business
Hiring an apprentice is becoming an increasingly popular way for young people to enter the working world, allowing them to learn a trade and gain valuable on-the-job experience whilst earning a wage.
You can employ apprentices at different levels, from school leavers and university graduates, to people who want to further their careers or change career direction completely.
You can hire someone new or upskill an existing employee.
And it’s not just the apprentices who benefit. Hiring an apprentice also brings numerous advantages for companies participating in such schemes, making them a great investment.
Hiring an apprentice – 4 benefits for a small business
#1 – A committed workforce
One of the biggest benefits of running an apprenticeship scheme is that it helps create a dedicated, loyal workforce. The majority of apprentices are young school or college leavers, meaning that they have lots of energy with which to learn the ways of your business as you help them climb the career ladder within your organisation.
Eighty-six per cent of employers said apprenticeships helped them develop skills relevant to their organisation, according to the government Apprenticeships website.
#2 – Bridging the skills gap
Many companies, particularly those within technology, find it tough to
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Large firms should each have one person to deal with late payments – FSB
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Originally written by Anna Jordan on Small Business
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has called on the government to introduce fundamental changes to tackle late payments.
Alok Sharma, secretary of state for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) and Martin McTague, policy and advocacy chairman at the Federation of Small Business, spoke at the Conservative’s virtual party conference yesterday (October 5th).
The late payment issue has worsened since the pandemic. In its report Late Again: how the coronavirus pandemic is impacting payment terms for small firms, 62 per cent of small businesses have experienced an increase an increase and/or had payments frozen completely as a result of COVID-19. McTague said that we need a complete change in attitudes.
“It’s a culture in the UK. There should be one person responsible for supply chain behaviour in a big business. There’s no place to hide, they know the data. They would be responsible for false information.”
He adds that the Small Business Commissioner (SBC) is doing a good job, but he’s got ‘one arm tied behind his back’. The Commissioner is relying on a whistleblower which damages the whistleblower’s relationship with the business and the SBC should have the power to hurt them financially.
“A lot of
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Time for a Change? These 8 Founders Switched Things Up During the Pandemic and Thrived
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This year has been hard. But challenge often leads to the best ideas. These entrepreneurs share their biggest learnings.
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To Help More Women Reach the Top, We Must First Help Those at the Bottom
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These days, there’s a lot of focus on adding women to corporate boards. That’s good – but it doesn’t solve a much deeper problem.