how it works and how much you will get paid
Your “usual” working hours is calculated whatever number of hours you were contracted to work, at your last pay date before...
Month: July 2020
It is time to get tough with the anti-business arts elite
Britain is a world leader and that makes the UK a magnet for tourists, as well as making London, alongside...
Businesses that rely on physical contact are fighting to reopen after lockdown
She says a shift to working from home in lockdown has seen demand for services such as osteopathy surge, forcing...
Financial services suffer record slump
Financial services firms suffered their sharpest ever downturn in the second quarter of the year as the pandemic piled pressure on...
What Rishi Sunak should do in the July ‘Budget’ to bolster our personal finances
The British economy is in dire need of a jump start and the lifting of lockdown alone will not be...
Serco is being bolder than most firms and investors should sit up and take notice
There are still risks. Serco may be a simpler business than it was but it must still manage large, long-term...
The audit watchdog must cut the Big Four down to size
There needs to be more responsibility and independence beyond box-ticking so that accounts are properly scrutinised. Questionable accounting methods have...
Giant Tesla batteries to store green power in Dorset
The California-based company’s lithium-ion batteries will provide a combined capacity of 15 megawatts (MW) to Dorset and its surrounding areas, storing energy...
‘I’ve lost my job and am about to give birth’
It’s supposed to be one of the happiest times of your life, but for many women being pregnant and going...
Antonio Horta-Osorio exits Lloyds Bank after a stormy decade
Antonio Horta-Osorio is no stranger to risk. The Portuguese banker takes breaks from running one of Britain's biggest lenders by...
