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Running a Business News

• Business advice vital for firms in difficulty
  Companies with financial problems need to make sure they do not bury their heads in the sand, an expert says.
  Date: 28 July 2011     Category: Running a Business
• Bosses urged to inspire employee engagement
  Managers have been told to think of innovative ways of making their employees more engaged by one expert.
  Date: 8 July 2011     Category: Running a Business
• Businesses benefit from new patent rights
  New legislation has come into force to give companies better access to justice for their patent and design rights.
  Date: 14 June 2011     Category: Running a Business
• Businesses subject to new accounting rules
  Simpler accounting rules have been introduced that aim to improve operations for small businesses.
  Date: 1 June 2011     Category: Running a Business
• Flexible working fathers 'enjoy better health'
  Fathers with flexible working arrangements are more likely to be healthier than those who do not, research has shown.
  Date: 31 May 2011     Category: Running a Business
• Insolvency regulations put strain on businesses
  Businesses are likely to feel added pressure if insolvency regulations are amended, a group says.
  Date: 26 May 2011     Category: Running a Business
• Businesses perplexed by red tape, poll finds
  Many companies are struggling to get to grips with the mountain of red tape they are faced with, research shows.
  Date: 24 May 2011     Category: Running a Business
• FSB calls for reductions to red tape
  More effort needs to be made to reduce the red tape faced by businesses, one group has said.
  Date: 17 May 2011     Category: Running a Business
• HSE changes incident reporting procedure
  Businesses can now comply more easily with health and safety law by reporting workplace injuries on HSE's website.
  Date: 13 May 2011     Category: Running a Business
• Firms need protection against disputes
  Workplace disputes are creating all sorts of problems for small businesses, experts have said.
  Date: 5 May 2011     Category: Running a Business
• Health and safety laws not restrictive to firms

  Companies should not view health and safety law as something that is restrictive to their operations, an expert has said.

  Date: 25 March 2011     Category: Running a Business
• Health and safety laws to be reviewed
  The government is to undertake a review of health and safety legislation, it is announced.
  Date: 21 March 2011     Category: Running a Business
• Health and safety issues 'often ignored'
  Some employers do not take their health and safety obligations seriously, says an expert.
  Date: 18 March 2011     Category: Running a Business
• IR35 tax rule 'too complex'
  Self-employment taxation is overly complex, it is claimed.
  Date: 10 March 2011     Category: Running a Business
• Accounting rules for small businesses relaxed

  The government proposes that firms with fewer than 10 employees won't need to produce 2 sets of business accounts.

  Date: 8 March 2011     Category: Running a Business