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02nd October 2009
Most businesses rely on the work, experience and skills of a few valued employees who are key to the efficient running and profitability of the company. Whether a chairman, director or talented technician, the loss of such a crucial staff member could and... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
New years resolutions. You promise yourself you'll quit smoking, lose ten pounds, take that vacation or buy that dream car. Did you know that 93.5% of new years resolutions are never followed through on? Okay, I made up that statistic, but it's believable... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
Stress at Work in the UK
At Claims Master Group we understand the unhappiness, depression ill health and stress which can be brought on by bad working conditions & unfair working practices. In many cases, there are good grounds for claiming compensatio... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
If you have suffered an injury in an accident through no fault of your own then you may well be eligible for claiming personal injury compensation. It's no fun being injured, particularly when you know you didn't do anything to cause the injury, and even ... Read >
Author: David Wilson15th September 2009
Are you tired of working as a wage slave? Of being expected to carry out orders? Of being assessed by mindless superiors? Would you rather build a business of your own, instead of helping your boss expand his? Then perhaps the time has come for you to sta... Read >
Author: Marijke01st September 2009
Looking after a new employee during their first few weeks at work can mean the difference between their success and failure as employees as well as your success and failure as an employer, manager or supervisor.
Proper orientation determines how fast... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd August 2009
In fact, it’s estimated that out of 4.5 million small - to medium-sized enterprises in the UK, almost half are home-based. And around 60 per cent of all new businesses are started from home – that’s an impressive 1,400 per week.
So where are all ... Read >
Author: Josie Anderson17th July 2009
Contractors and freelancers who choose not to be permanent employees and work flexibly for many clients have been targeted by UK tax legislation called IR35.
IR35 tax legislation is designed to tax as if they were 'disguised employees' workers providin... Read >
08th July 2009
Employer/employee relations refer to the communication that takes place between representatives of employees and employers. Much of the employee relations involve employees and employers working together. Indeed, the aim of the policies in Indian Organiza... Read >
Author: laurentandbenon01st July 2009
KAIZEN -
Definition: Japanese for continuous & incremental improvement, a business philosophy about working practices & efficiency; improvement in productivity or performance
Etymology: Japanese `change for the better’
lots of times a client will a... Read >
Author: vikram19th June 2009
If you are a newcomer to exhibitions there can be quite a steep learning curve. Many of the terms used are opaque and there are generally accepted finishes, materials and working practices that you will need to be familiar with.
This article explains w... Read >
14th April 2009
Indeed, one of the ultimate goals of any business is to make money. It is essential therefore, to ensure all working practices are productive and efficient. Indeed, since the success of a business depends on both its internal and external operations, it i... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane10th April 2009
After the absence - managing attendance in the workplace
The transitional period of returning to work after a prolonged period of sickness absence can be daunting for the employee AND their line manager - especially where the ill health revolved around... Read >
Author: Carole Spiers04th April 2009
In most contractual situations, safety and quality are important. Our standing in the field of difficult access solutions requires that we always have this thought at the top of our minds. However, like it or loath it, two questions are always on a client... Read >
Author: rigg-access31st March 2009
According to Fox, their action-drama espionage series, 24, will be the first ‘carbon neutral’ programme on television.
The makers of the show, which first aired in 2001, have cut down on the production’s biggest pollutants - fuel used for transpo... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton27th March 2009
By turning to the dictionary definition of slander it is possible to know exactly what slander is, for slander is quite specifically a malicious, false and defamatory statement or report is made about a person. Notice how nothing is mentioned in relation ... Read >
Author: rudi oneil19th March 2009
Outsourcing is when an organisation decides to allow an outside company to take responsibility for certain parts of their operation. An organisation may chose to use an outsourcing company to change their working practices, to increase the efficiency and ... Read >
Author: Kmberlie12th March 2009
The movement and storage of materials within the warehouse will be controlled by the warehouse management system. Automation of transactions that pertain to warehouse management systems lets users locate the stock, assess the quantity and also direct war... Read >
Author: Ron James11th March 2009
So many people think that making money on the web requires sophisticated web skills skills, extensive internet marketing knowledge and hours of time. But the truth is that we get paralysed, and then take no action because it seems that we will never gain ... Read >
Author: James Gladwin02nd March 2009
The public service sector is a great area to work in as there are so many opportunities, good salaries, attractive benefit packages and the feeling that comes with giving back to society and hopefully making a difference.
So some of you maybe wondering ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer24th February 2009
In recent years, the Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) industry has grown considerably; predictions are that it will continue to flourish in the future. The main reason for this expansion can be attributed to businesses looking to streamline their work... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell31st January 2009
The British Chamber of Commerce (BCC) says businesses must make better use of the technology available to them, particularly in the current economic climate.
The Chamber has suggested that businesses would benefit from more satisfied employees and bet... Read >
Author: ServicePR02nd January 2009
As every business should know, organisation is the key to success. Indeed, when profits matter and working practices are linked to performance, it is vital that all operations are as streamlined and cost-efficient as possible.
One of the biggest outla... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan29th December 2008
Running a successful business is no mean feat. And with so many different variables to factor in, both internally and externally, it can be a challenging task coordinating them all. However, in order to produce effective results, it is essential to impo... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell19th December 2008
With profit being a business’ ultimate goal, it is vital to ensure all working practices are as time and cost-efficient as possible. Indeed, the success of a business very much depends on how well it operates, both internally and externally. Therefore, ... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton02nd December 2008
Running a business is expensive. From overheads like employee wages and equipment costs to renting premises, there’s a lot of money involved in the everyday flow of things. And, as every business knows, the more you can reduce your outgoings, the better... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton02nd December 2008
Electricians are indispensible in the modern world we live in. Any activities we may wish to do require electricity in one form or the other and each time we do any such activity, an electrician is involved in some way. Electricians have got their due onl... Read >
Author: Christopher26th November 2008
We are seeing growing evidence that the UK manufacturing sector is using interim change managers to improve its performance. Change Management is a specialist skill and often requires implementation by experienced, innovative managers who understand the i... Read >
Author: Paul Wilson01st October 2008
Our office decided we were going to implement a new programme management called MSP Programme Management. My boss has used different management programmes in the past and this time around he decided he was going to use MSP (Managing Successful Programmes)... Read >
Author: briankelly05th September 2008
Some people may be under the impression that almost all of the precision engineering that goes on in the UK is located in the Midlands or the North of England. However, these people may be missing a great opportunity, by not considering Norfolk as an alte... Read >
Author: kristianphllps02nd September 2008
In the modern world in which we live it can sometimes be difficult to spend time together with your family. Research shows that we spend less time with family members now than at any point in the past 50 years.
There are a number of factors that have c... Read >
Author: Keith Barrett02nd September 2008
Business processes are becoming more digital by the day. We now send emails, rather than memos. We use online quote systems, rather than sending a fax. We search for answers on Google, rather than looking it up in a book. Almost everything we do in our ... Read >
Author: pmcindoe25th July 2008
According to S.P. Tyrer in his Pain Reviews, volume 6, 1 July 1999, pp. 155-166 published by Hodder Arnold Journals. "Repetitive strain injury is mainly caused by abnormal postures and prolonged periods of work, changes in working practices and injuries ... Read >
Author: kareng17th July 2008
Since the 1960's, the fashion world has taken a stand on numerous social causes. The antiwar movements and women's rights are just a couple of the areas in which the fashion world has made strong statements. More recently, fashion has taken to assisting a... Read >
Author: John Pawlak30th June 2008
Are you tired of working as a wage slave? Of being expected to carry out orders? Of being assessed by mindless superiors? Would you rather build a business of your own, instead of helping your boss expand his? Then perhaps the time has come for you to sta... Read >
Author: Fester Leenstra20th June 2008
Research by residential property company, Savills, revealed understanding the needs of workers has never been more important. Its report, What Workers Want in Property, conducted by YouGov, polled more than 4,500 employees. It discovered more than 82 per ... Read >
Author: clickthrough18th June 2008
Are you tired of working as a wage slave? Of being expected to carry out orders? Of being assessed by mindless superiors? Would you rather build a business of your own, instead of helping your boss expand his? Then perhaps the time has come for you to sta... Read >
Author: Fester Leenstra06th June 2008
Developments in procurement are reshaping the traditional contractual relationships that exist within construction. In this environment, the challenge for consultants is to develop working practices consistent with the scope and nature of the obligations... Read >
Author: Silviu Marian11th May 2008
Everyone knows that teams can get more done than individuals, but knowing something and putting it into practice can be easier said than done.
What is clear however is that every successful team has a goal that every team member is working towards. Wit... Read >
Author: Tim Millett01st May 2008
When there is a doubt over status of a worker being an employee or self employed the employer must make the correct decision or face potential serious penalties relating to a change in status that can be applied retrospectively. In the absence of comprehe... Read >
Author: Terry Cartwright11th April 2008
Compliance issues are often seen as being a topic that only the senior members of a business should have any interest in.
But viewing compliance issues in this way can lead to major problems. After all, there are many different employees with different... Read >
Author: Jane Smith15th November 2006
Probably you have heard about the Amsterdam Red-Light District as this is a very famous section in the Netherlands. Much to your surprise, what you may have heard is true! Here are some facts about the Amsterdam Red-Light District, a place unlike any plac... Read >
Author: Anna Josephs07th September 2006
UK Virtual Assistants form new organisation
www.societyofvirtualassistants.co.uk
So what is a Virtual Assistant?
A Virtual Assistant (VA) provides administrative support and specialised services to businesses, entrepreneurs, executives, managers and ... Read >
Author: Caroline Melville01st September 2006
Physicians and surgeons are not the only available careers. In fact, physicians need trained healthcare professionals to help them to provide the best quality care to patients at an efficient and affordable price. For this reason there are more and more e... Read >
Author: Angela Oliver17th May 2006
With the proliferation of outsourcing, there is little doubt that it has become the business byword of the last few years. Organisations of all sizes are realising the benefits of using suppliers to handle processes such as technology, HR, finance and pro... Read >
Author: Thea Monk24th April 2006
What Attributes are Needed to Run a Successful Business?
With the expansion of the internet and financial stability within the economy, many people are now taking the big step of starting up their own business. This article will look at a single person... Read >
Author: peter arkwright20th April 2006
With the proliferation of outsourcing, there is little doubt that it has become the business byword of the last few years. Organisations of all sizes are realising the benefits of using suppliers to handle processes such as technology, HR, finance and pro... Read >
Author: Thea Monk04th April 2006
Looking after a new employee during their first few weeks at work can mean the difference between their success and failure as employees as well as your success and failure as an employer, manager or supervisor.
Proper orientation determines how fast... Read >
Author: John Edmond02nd March 2006
Neha Sonwalkar
The annual consumption of gold in India which has increased to over 880 tonnes presently about 80% is for jewellery fabrication (mainly over 22 carat purity) for domestic demand, 15% for investor demand and barely 5% for industrial use. Th... Read >
Author: neha sonwalkar26th January 2006
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Government ICT Project Goes Live Early and On Budget
HODDESDON, London, UK, - January 26, 2006 (Cyberscience plc)
The Public Guardianship Office (PGO) based in North London, a part of the Department for Constitutional A... Read >
Author: Steve Fagaly14th January 2006
We've discussed already in this Debtsolver blog, the issues surrounding the mis-selling of debt repayment insurance, currently under investigation by the Office of Fair Trading (OFT). Another scandal that's facing the UK, involves the murky practices surr... Read >
Author: Wildfire Marketing Group Content Development Team07th January 2006
Stress at Work in the UK
Stress at Work in the UK
At Claims Master Group we understand the unhappiness, depression ill health and
stress which can be brought on by bad working conditions & unfair working
practices. In many cases, there are good ... Read >
Author: Julian Hall
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