by Michael Addison in Managing Workers | posted:
Small businesses around the nation utterly nail down the one thing big businesses struggle with the most, that’s flexibility. For instance, take homeworking. Large corporations are tied down by red tape with their reluctance in advocating homeworking. The knee-jerk reaction is that lack of a physical presence encourages lower levels of productivity. That is the […]
by Michael Addison in Business Supplies | posted:
It’s close to Christmas which mean the inevitable countdown calendars and adverts to yank, pull and squeeze the heartstrings. If you’ve followed the news; Iceland won by a milestone with the depiction of deforestation told through the story of a child and orangutan. For small businesses like yourselves, this Christmas, our only message to you […]
by Michael Addison in Business Supplies | posted:
Does your clientele have a particular poison? According to research by Absolut Vodka, the UK’s favourite cocktail is the porn star martini. Ordered on the daily at 40,000 different restaurants and bars across the country. Now, keeping afloat with the right liquor license and business insurance is one thing. The other is finding a way […]
by Michael Addison in Small Business Guidance | posted:
The hotel industry is one of the most important and profitable sectors in the United Kingdom. Just last year, the industry generated a turnover of 19.4 billion British pounds. What makes a good hotel is customer satisfaction, yielding repeat visits and 5* reviews. After all, no one wants to have a bad stay. Did you […]
by Michael Addison in Safety | posted:
If your workplace is anything like ours, then Christmas is already here. That means Christmas trees, fairy lights and jaunty jingles abound. Only a Scrooge would shirk at the sight of this delightful set-up. (Yes, that’s a llama). While this season of cheer is warranted, your business should be aware of potential hazards that litter […]
by Michael Addison in Business Supplies | posted:
A simple rubbish bin with a lid that swings shut after being pushed open. Could these contraptions possibly be the most versatile, spell-binding format to dispose of readily-available general waste!? While they may be simple, that’s no reason to scoff at their reliability. In this post, we’re going to list off a few of our […]
by Michael Addison in Safety | posted:
How did you manage with the snow last year? While a snow day may be a kids dream come true, it’s a real headache for schools. Avoiding the likelihood of accidental slips, trips and falls plus the ensuing anger from parents can be a real hassle. You’ve got to prepare for the snow, have the […]
by Michael Addison in How To / FAQ Guides | posted:
Did you know that the names of some county towns: Middlewich, Northwich and Nantwich were named because of their nearby salt mines? You see, the old English for “wich” used to mean that salt-pits were located near a town or dwelling place. Inside these other-worldly caves is the presence of path-preserving rock salt. These […]
by Melissa McNamara in Informative Articles | posted:
This year, the James Dyson Award has some ground-breaking contenders all hoping to win the first place prize of £30,000. The prestigious award is held annually to celebrate, encourage and inspire design engineering – and some of the creations will blow your mind. The shortlisted engineers have developed designs that solve problems with global impact. […]
by Michael Addison in Waste Management | posted:
Single-Use. A term referring to products, often made of plastic that is used once then thrown away. The compilers at Collins Dictionary have announced it as the word of 2018. Coverage by the BBC program Planet Earth has shone a light on the understated understanding of environmental awareness. It’s fair to say that these throwaway […]
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