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COVID-19 has dealt a devastating blow to businesses in every sector. For some, the lockdown was too damaging to survive, whereas others are suffering as they try to regain normality now that restrictions have eased.
If you’re one of the lucky ones still standing, now is a crucial time to safeguard the future of your business. What will the impact be on your business if you are forced to shut down yet again?
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As companies embrace the idea of flexibility in their workforce, co-working spaces and hot desking have become increasingly popular. The traditional office-based 9 to 5 is becoming a thing of the past and with the right telecommunications software in place, remote working and flexible environments have been proven to increase productivity and therefore profitability.
A nationwide competition to find the voice of the lead character for a new animated series has today announced that local school-girl, Stephanie Gallagher, from Hemel Hempstead, has won the main prize to narrate "Clean Our Planet: Energy Of Change".
More than three million children in the UK could be struggling with poor mental health due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to new research from not-for-profit healthcare provider, Benenden Health.
The UK Government's new initiative to find a fast way to deliver medicines and supplies via air drones, in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, was welcomed today by one of the world's leading experts on drone technology.
Local Business Expert Notices That Hertfordshire Businesses Are Worse Off Than Others In The Country
Andrew Watkin of Assynt Corporate Finance Limited based in Stevenage has identified that Hertfordshire businesses are missing out on extra grant support, whilst several other areas in the UK have announced top-up grant schemes for their local businesses.
Huge Team Effort By Council’s Staff To Meet Changing Demands During Coronavirus Crisis
There's been a huge team effort by the council's staff to help support residents and local businesses during the coronavirus crisis.
Massive demands have been placed on some roles and, in some instances, staff have been undertaking different tasks.
Trade body urges Government to intervene further as some firms call scheme a farce.
The Association of Professional Staffing Companies is calling on the Government to intervene further to ensure that businesses are able to access much-needed finance through the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan, as a survey of its membership painted a picture of unreasonable criteria and lack of response.
Veolia, the UK's leading resource management company, has launched #StreetSmiles to recognise the outstanding contribution of waste workers carrying out essential services as the pandemic continues. Support from the public has already been overwhelming with people all over the country putting out thank you notes or displaying smiling suns in their windows.
