Why the gig economy is a massive opportunity for small businesses
Here, Daniel Callaghan discusses why the gig economy is a great fit for companies, affording small businesses flexibility in hiring.
Employing & managing staff
The latest guides on employing and managing full or part time staff effectively as a small business owner or sole trader, brought to you in partnership with Sage. Contains advice on employment law, health and safety at work, recruitment, training, redundancy and disciplinary information, employee rights, workplace regulations, and much more.
This section provides expert and in-depth advice articles on all aspects of staff management and human resources legislation. Our aim is to help UK small businesses to hire great employees, manage them effectively and look after them properly.
Other key topics covered in this employing staff section include team management, employee motivation, legal rights and responsibilities, managing absence, maternity pay and leave, taking on new staff, induction programmes, communication, workplace policies, flexible working, job descriptions, employment contracts and related information.
We also provide information on HR tools, templates and resources specially targeted at SMEs as well as suitable training courses and workshops that can help you get the best out of your staff to make a more efficient, more profitable, happy and productive company.
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Here, Daniel Callaghan discusses why the gig economy is a great fit for companies, affording small businesses flexibility in hiring.
Employing & managing staff
Employing & managing staff
In this piece, in association with the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), we look at the case for taking on an apprentice as a small company.
Employing & managing staff
Young finance professionals are motivated by career progression and job mobility when looking for work, a new study finds.
Employing & managing staff
Candidates and recruiters are willing to make each other wait for weeks over their job decisions, a new study reveals.
Employing & managing staff
Here, Kate Palmer offers advice on getting internet policies in place and dealing with employees that may have called in sick for Black Friday.
Employing & managing staff
Small businesses are struggling to appeal to senior level executives who see larger companies as the smarter choice, a new study finds.
Employing & managing staff
The cost of recruitment is the most important factor when selecting a recruitment partner, research finds.
Employing & managing staff
Here, Lynn Morrison gives her tips on how to handle the notoriously tricky period of the employee handover.
Employing & managing staff
The cost of recruitment is the most important factor when selecting a recruitment partner, research finds.
Employing & managing staff
Here, Lynn Morrison gives her tips on how to handle the notoriously tricky period of the employee handover.
Employing & managing staff
Keeping talented graduates in your company for the long haul can be a big benefit to your business. Kevin Chamberlain explains how engagement is key and how employee recognition schemes can help.
Employing & managing staff
Employers need to be aware of the changing law surrounding hiring EU national workers and how it might affect their business.
Employing & managing staff
In light of Anti-Bullying Week, businesses are urged to work harder to protect staff from business bullying.
Employing & managing staff
In this piece, Lee Biggins explores the impact of kindness on employees, from social activities and paid-for lunches, to surprises and rewards for hard work.
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