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Employing people: legal implications
Employing strangers can be a big step for business owners, alongside the difficulties of finding the right people and interviewing them, there are also legal aspects that you need to know about. Kevin Poulter gives his advice on the most important legal aspects you need to be aware of.
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Hiring the right person – where and how to look
Recruitment can be a tiring process, and for something that seems quite simple it can be surprisingly easy to get wrong. Sage Business Expert Darren Bull shares his tips on how to make sure you hire the best person you can.
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Controlling your business costs [infographic]
There are many reasons costs can get out of control, from inflation to business growth. Making money may seem your only priority but small businesses also need to think about how to avoid unnecessary spending.
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Should you allow your employees to work from home?
Allowing your employees to work from home is a big decision for many small businesses. Are there less distractions leading to increased productivity or does impact on communication and performance? We explore what you should considerations you should make before reaching a conclusion.
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How to handle employee use of social media effectively
Managing the use of social media can be a challenge and getting it wrong can lead to disciplinary action and damage to your brand; however, getting it right could prove invaluable to your business’ social profile and improve relationships with your employees.
Should I register for VAT?
What are the benefits and the downfalls of registering for VAT? Accountant and Sage Business Expert Georgi Rollings looks over some of the implications.
10 tips for cash flow management
In the current economic climate, with many businesses struggling, one of the easiest ways to improve your business finances is by being smart when managing your money. Antonia Chitty offers ten tips to better manage your cash flow.
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