Posts Tagged :

business

Opinion: Divorce your partner, not your business

  • 0

Starting a business with your marital partner may seem like a great idea to some but what happens to your company if you end up in divorce? Karen Holden, founder of A City Law Firm explains who ends up with what. When setting up a business with your significant other, a divorce is one thing […]

European buyers set to increase travel budgets in 2019

  • 0

One-third of buyers will have bigger corporate travel budgets in 2019, according to research by the Business Travel Show. Bigger travel budgets for 30 per cent of European buyers are expected this year according to research by the Business Travel Show. The poll of 134 European buyers also showed a slight increase in the number […]

Opinion: 6 months on, how’s your GDPR journey so far?

  • 0

As we start back at work, it’s time for many of us toย get back into the right frame of mind to be motivated and work hard. However, with GDPR still hanging over many of our heads, that motivation might be lacking a little. Karen Holden, lawyer and founder of A City Law Firm, talks about […]

Should targets be taboo?

  • 0

A lot of companies in the UK set rigid targets for staff to meet. Itโ€™s not the fault of the company but rather this traditional system of working practice. But has company set targets for individuals become old and outdated? The process of setting business goals is so established that itโ€™s taken for granted in […]

Workersโ€™ rights get 21st century upgrade

  • 0

Gig economy workers are becoming more popular with employers. Choosing to hire freelancers and staff on short-term contracts over those who would stay with a company indefinitely has fast become a trend that often sees workers lose out. The benefits for an individual to become a freelancer or work short-term contacts are widely known, these […]

Still clueless about GDPR?

  • 0

More than half of those surveyed revealed they donโ€™t dispose of paper customer records securely and confidentially. Since the GDPR deadline in May 2018 we have been inundated with thousands of PAs that are yet to see their businesses change. This not only puts the personal data of millions of employees and customers at risk […]

Business travel the truth?

  • 0

Business travel has become more popular in the cyber-age. This is because the effort of travelling to see someone can often mean more for professional relations than sitting at a desktop while constantly skyping in and out of meetings all day. The personal touch of travelling to a meeting is widely recognised as being a […]

Event Agency Forum: Julia Charles on why you should listen to your gut and believe in yourself

  • 1

Julia Charles, the co-owner of Julia Charles Event Management, transfixed guests today during the opening presentation at the Event Agency Forum in the Hilton Hotel Canary Wharf. She discussed her career to date and how she achieved stand-out success with the help of the BBC show Dragonsโ€™ Den, how she lost it all and then […]

Penelope Alice visits the brilliantly British Luton Hoo

  • 0

Last week, PA Life Club members got to enjoy a five-star evening of brilliant service, luxurious rooms and breath-taking views from the Luton Hoo manor house hotel, spa and golf club. We’ve sent the PA Life PA, Penelope Alice along to visit the historic manor house and let you know what she thought of it…ย  […]

Are work trips more pleasure than business?

  • 0

Work trips are becoming increasingly more common for businesses in the UK with many sending their employees away for meetings, conferences and training events. Butย how much work actually gets done on one of these trips? Researchers who carried out a detailed study found while many employees will claim the trips are ‘all work and no […]

Opinion: The importance of a healthy mind in business

  • 0

Our jobs have become increasingly more demanding thanks to the development of new and improved technology, meaning employees can literally work anywhere. However, it’s key that staff members maintain a healthy mind warns Dr Leigh A Neal, consultant psychiatrist and founder of Smart TMS. Here, he reveals why workplacesย must keepย mental health firmly on the agenda. […]

What are the big business card no-nos

  • 0

Business cards have been a staple to every good business person for well over a century. Like anything else, they often follow trends about what’s hot and what’s not. Gimmicky fonts, multiple colours and QR codes are among the biggest business card no-nos, according to experts. Research also revealed leaving off contact details, filling every […]

Looking for bargain flights this Christmas? Now is the time to book

  • 0

Itโ€™s been a sizzling few weeks across Britain, but now is the time to start thinking about booking your flights for the Christmas period if youโ€™re looking for a cheap deal. According to travel planning platform Rome2rio, July is the prime month to grab a bargain flight, as prices are likely to increase by up […]

Business lunch? These are the top 40 foods and drinks Brits struggle to pronounce

  • 0

Quinoa, tzatziki and pain au chocolate are among the foods we regularly eat โ€“ but are unable to pronounce, a study has found. A poll of 2,000 adults found a huge percentage struggle to correctly say the foods we tuck into every day with camembert, chorizo and fajitas also causing confusion. Other commonly mispronounced foods […]

One for the boss: What businesses need to know about Brexit

  • 0

Phil Foster, Managing Director of business energy comparison siteย Love Energy Savings advises businesses on five things they need to know about the UKโ€™s Brexit negotiation stance following Prime Minister Theresa Mayโ€™s speech earlier this week 1 No single market membership Probably the most controversial aspect of Mayโ€™s negotiation plan, although not unexpected, was the announcement […]

One for the boss: 4 key business trends for 2017

  • 0

Itโ€™s been a turbulent year for businesses in the UK. Our eventual departure from the European Union, coupled with events elsewhere in the world, means that companies must be prepared to navigate uncertain and possibly treacherous waters as we head into 2017. Phil Foster, Managing Director at business energy comparison site Love Energy Savings has […]

What does the Trump victory mean for UK businesses?

  • 0

The news that Donald Trump won the US presidential election shocked the world this week and media outlets have started speculating what the world will look like when he takes office. Now company leaders from the UK200 Group have weighed in with their thoughtโ€™s on what Trumpโ€™s term could mean for UK businesses. Liz Ward, […]


  • 1
  • 2