Friday, 24 July 2009
Drop in sick leave at private sector firms
Employees working for private firms are taking less time off sick, a new report has revealed...[more]
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- Nottingham, United Kingdom
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In today's complex financial and business world, everyone needs reliable, professional help managing their personal and business finances. Not only is it necessary to ensure that everything is accounted for in compliance with the various statutory requirements, it is also important to make the most of every opportunity to maximise your income and minimise your expenditure. At Harrison & Co we help you get the best out of your situation. We are committed to providing a first class service tailored to the individual needs of each client. We keep a close eye on all the essentials for you and offer proactive advice on how you can improve your personal, family, or business finances. As you can see from the section on Our Services, our team offers a formidable range of expertise and experience. To find out more about how you can benefit from our services, simply e-mail or phone us to discuss your needs. Don't forget to visit the rest of our site and make use of our online services.
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- Pay apprentices more, urges business group
- Banks get warning on small business lending
- High Court hearing for retirement age case
- Review urges firms to engage with their employees
- Small business internships would help graduate emp...
- Billions earmarked for VAT overpayment claims
- Incorrect tax codes affect millions of employees
- Drop in sick leave at private sector firms
- Government asks for views on business rates relief...
- New tax measures could harm business
- Small firms warned to prepare for rise in flu numbers
- New accountancy rules on leasing may hit small firms
- ‘Inconsistent’ lending policies hampering small bu...
- Review could signal end of compulsory retirement age
- VAT dos and don’ts
- Increasing your cashflow
- New tax raising powers for local authorities ‘worr...
- Consumer advocate should be truly ‘independent’
- Employment rules most ‘expensive’ for small firms
- Trade credit insurance claims on the rise
- Worst of recession over but recovery will be tough
- CBI proposes alternative to redundancy
- Managing your most valuable assets – your employees
- Equal pay ruling in favour of male employees
- Employers give backing to training scheme
- Scrap right to enforce retirement at 65, says Comm...
- Government plans capital fund for small hi-tech firms
- Manufacturing needs more direct state support
- Ease tax burdens to boost recovery, government urged
- Extra tax relief would encourage private business ...
- Business lending sees record drop
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