by Michael Addison in How To / FAQ Guides | posted:
How to dispose of Hair Cuttings It’s been a busy day, clients in and out of the premises. Your floor is a sea of hair, but, before you think about taking it back home with you and putting it in your own bin. There’s something you should know. All waste produced by your business or […]
by Michael Addison in Safety | posted:
Abrasive wheels are dangerous if left to the untrained. Whenever workers operate this machinery incorrectly, incidents like these are likely to happen. Whether you’ve got a new starter on the team or looking to refresh your knowledge with the current work practices. Our course is aimed squarely at you. But first, here’s the reason why […]
by Michael Addison in Safety | posted:
According to the Health and Safety Executive, one-third of fatal workplace injuries occurred in the construction sector. What’s troubling was the fact they were all self-employed workers. As one of the most work safety-conscious counties in the world, the price of risk is high. Avoidable accidents can cost a companies finance and reputation. Did […]
by Michael Addison in Washrooms & Hygiene | posted:
Did you know? British workers spend on average 3,515 full days at work over the course of their lifetime. Given that, employees should be safe and certain that the companies they work for, take appropriate steps toward their needs. In particular, their physiological needs with regards to washroom hygiene. The workplace (health, safety and welfare) […]
by Michael Addison in Safety | posted:
The UK has one of the best health and safety records in the world, but there is still much room for improvement. Workplace injuries and ill health cost the UK economy up to £5 billion between 2016/17, according to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). Accidents in the workplace don’t stop at the personal level( […]
by Michael Addison in Small Business Guidance | posted:
Following Brexit, the government have stated that they will not only maintain UK workers rights but enhance them. The Good Work Plan devised by Matthew Taylor, the chief executive for the royal society of arts and previous policy adviser to Tony Blair. After a two year long review, the results are here. What does the […]
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 […]
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