As working patterns change, claims against employers have risen, writes NICOLA GRAY As we look ahead to the summer months it seems that, at long last, the light at the end of the tunnel is becoming ever brighter. The success of the vaccine roll-out has been a game changer, and governments across the UK are […]
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How to get paid and keep your customers happy
DEBT RECOVERY: If you’re owed money you have a number of options, says ROSS WEBB With the Covid restrictions easing and the vaccination programme well advanced, businesses that have been working below capacity, or maybe not at all, for several months need to get ready for the economy reopening. No doubt there will be some […]
Innovation will help food and drink sector through trade turbulence
The food and drink industry in Scotland has long been recognised as one of the country’s most precious jewels, and despite severe disruptions such as the financial crisis, and the current economic and political uncertainty, it continues to go from strength to strength.
Business pressures putting strain on family life
Business owners say the pressures of work are putting an increasing strain on personal and family relationships.
High streets will adapt to squeeze on retailers
It’s no secret that high street occupiers have not had their troubles to seek over the last few years, resulting in both shops and leisure operators closing, and in some cases being replaced by units in shopping malls and retails parks. It’s also reasonable to conclude that the increase in online operations, both from established […]