To say that coronavirus has turned things on its head is an understatement. Whilst we prepared for the changes from a business point of view, the world has changed and it's anyone’s guess if we will ever go fully back to normal. Looking back to February, things were very different in the UK job market; the office for national statistic…
The world of recruitment has seen disruptions in recent weeks, with many of us working from home, but it hasn’t stopped. Many companies are still hiring and looking for adaptable candidates who can support their businesses remotely due to many countries locking down their citizens.
There has been a fantastic response to the call for volunteer responders from the UK government. These volunteers are supporting medical staff with tasks such as delivering medicines, ferrying patients to and from appointments and making regular calls to check on those who are isolating during the COVID-19 pandemic. The original call was for aro…
In the current global situation, cloud computing is proving itself to be an unsung hero in keeping businesses operating by giving workers access to their everyday databases and programmes without any headaches. However, for some companies, preparing for a work from home force was a struggle and they needed to source different ways to ensure that…
\n\tTo do this, businesses need to make sure they are operating as a team, communicate, be flexible with those who have children and find innovative ways to keep their business moving forward, but what about the individual? What is the best way to keep yourself focused working from home (WFH) and weather the storm of Coronavirus?
A massive well done to Jack, Tomos, Matt W, Kris, Matt B, Noel, Rhymel and Dean for bringing home the Champions League trophy from the Business Fives South West tournament and securing a place in the national finals in Manchester.
CES 2020 finished last week and some incredible tech was announced at the show. If you’re not familiar with it, CES has been a global stage for innovation for the last 50 years and allowed businesses to show breakthrough consumer technologies.
A new year feels like a fresh start and that means Britons are setting new year’s resolutions to achieve. Some want to give up smoking, others want to get fit but finding a new job tops many peoples lists.
2019 has been an explosive year of innovation. IoT has advanced businesses by providing data that can lower costs, increase sales and improve how to reach customers. 5G has been introduced and looks to increase the speed of business. Virtual assistants, wireless headphones and smart watches sales have boomed and are continuously changing the way…
