Monthly Archives: December 2016

Businesses must plan in advance to avoid missing or delaying payments to staff and suppliers over the Christmas and New Year holidays, according to Bacs Payment Schemes Limited (Bacs). This year, Christmas Eve falls on a Saturday – a non-processing day – while both Christmas Day and Boxing Day are bank holidays. This year Tuesday
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Where do entrepreneurs fit into society?

by Ben Lobel • December 5, 2016 • 0 Comments

The entrepreneur is a growing breed in the UK. Last year, over 600,000 businesses launched thanks to a government-backed national campaign – Start-up Britain – and in 2016 we can expect this to be many more. But how does society view entrepreneurs? Although the government has never been more encouraging, more needs to be done to
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Britain is on track for a million agency workers by 2020

by Owen Gough • December 5, 2016 • 0 Comments

The number of agency workers has grown by 30 per cent since 2011, and now stands at 865,000, a new report by the independent think-tank Resolution Foundation reveals as it launches a major 18-month investigation into agency work. The report highlights agency staff as the ‘forgotten face’ in the recent debate around insecure work, where
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Three key trends that are reshaping the workforce

by Ben Lobel • December 5, 2016 • 0 Comments

The future of work is being reshaped by three emerging trends. The first trend is stretching the working day into a new shape, the second changing the architecture and culture of the office, while the third raises questions about the future of employment contracts and arrangements. Research by AVG Business reveals how working habits have
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MLM Power Sales Launched, New Generic Training Platform For Direct Sales Industry

by Ted Nuyten • December 5, 2016 • 0 Comments

MLM Power Sales is an affordable online virtual training platform that provides an insider’s track from some of top 6, 7, and 8 figure income earners around the world in the Direct Sales industry:
Sue Pollard, John Haremza, Scott Whitney, Bob Bearden, Dallas and Rylee Baldri, Austin Zulauf, Tony Williamson, Kevin Marino, Mardy Eger, Tracee Randall, Karlyn Rhodes, Ron Pruett, Gerri Chambers Puckett, Benjamin Corrente, Melanie Milletics, Lisa Lewis, Matthew Sterling Fuller, Daniel Zykaj,Taulia Lave, Christen Goldsby and Toni Legacy.
These experienced leaders have a heart for the Direct Sales industry and are willing to share what they have done to win! Learn their real stories as you discover how to make it in this powerful sales world and know with confidence you are not alone in this emerging industry.
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Zrii International Recognized For Outstanding Performance In Asia

by Ted Nuyten • December 5, 2016 • 0 Comments

Zrii International, a global distributor of nutrition and personal care products – a Triple A+ classified opportunity by Business For Home – received multiple accolades for its performance in the Asian region this past weekend at the Nexus Connexion Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Awards were presented to Zrii in recognition of the company’s extraordinary growth and outstanding performance in Asia, as well as its exceptional branding and customer relations, ethical business practices, corporate and field leadership, and more.
“We are extremely proud and excited to be recognized for our success in Asia in such a short period of time,” says Zrii’s Founder & CEO, Bill Farley. “Zrii is a perfect fit for the people of this region, who have a natural affinity for business and a cultural appreciation for holistic health solutions.”
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