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Small business groups have expressed concerns about Gordon Brown’s plans to increase National Insurance Contributions (NICs) outlined by the Chancellor in the Budget.
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Small businesses implementing major changes may find an interim manager the answer for providing such long-term business solutions in the short-term.
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The Inland Revenue is expected to crack down on small businesses, after an appeal against IR35 in December ruled in its favour.
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Two new small business champions aim to strengthen and enhance the structures that support growing businesses in Britain.
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The Health and Safety Commission has issued new guidelines on the standards employers should meet when complying with health and safety regulations in the workplace.
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There has been a "substantial increase" in the number of company directors disqualified between March and September last year.
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Small businesses in the UK are treating the introduction of the euro in physical form on 1 January with indifference at best and dismay at worst.
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Pensions minister Ian McCartney wants to encourage firms to "put ability before age" when employing staff.
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Smaller enterprises are less likely than their larger counterparts to report a crime because of the increased business costs that it involves, according to a survey just published.
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Small businesses stand to gain much from a planned restructuring of the Department of Trade and Industry.
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Government proposals to allow around 3.8 million working parents to request more flexible working hours from their employers, were announced by the Trade and Industry Secretary Patricia Hewitt this week.
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British smaller companies who send unsolicited marketing e-mails, popularly known as 'spam', look to have escaped a blanket Euro judgement that could have restricted their practices.