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Webexpenses handed 2021 Top-Rated Award from TrustRadius
Global expense and invoice automation software provider, Webexpenses, has been recognised in 2021 as a leader in its field after being accredited with a 2021 Top-Rated Award by TrustRadius.
Hardy Signs sponsor Support Staffordshire Volunteer Star Awards 2021
Burton-upon-Trent based signage experts, Hardy Signs, have featured as a sponsor at this year’s Support Staffordshire Volunteer Star Awards.
NI ministers welcome 130 jobs and £19 million PPE contract for Bangor firm, Denroy
Northern Ireland economy minister Diane Dodds and health minister Robin Swann recently visited Denroy, a firm based in Bangor, County Down, to welcome the creation of 130 new jobs and a PPE contract with Health and Social Care Northern Ireland [HSCNI] worth £19.5 million.
Totaljobs report outlines how to improve working conditions in social care
A new report issued by Totaljobs Group and the Work Foundation has uncovered that a third of UK jobseekers would consider working in social care, and outlines recommendations to improve working conditions in the sector to help drive recruitment and staff retention and enhance career progression.
PayByPhone UK CEO: Why trust and transparency are the key ingredients for strong leadership in 2021
Writing for The Leaders Council, Jonny Combe, UK CEO of PayByPhone, gives his seven Top Tips on leading a remote team in 2021.
Driver Require report featured in industry outlet Transport Operator
Transport industry news outlet Transport Operator has echoed Driver Require CEO Kieran Smith’s warning that the combined effects of Covid-19, Brexit and lingering issues around poor pay and working conditions could lead to a major shortfall in available truck driver personnel over summer 2021 and beyond.
Williamson sets improving pupil outcomes as a priority for government and pays tribute to teachers
Speaking at this week’s Festival of Education, education secretary Gavin Williamson highlighted the importance of good behaviour management in schools and strong multi-academy trusts, while paying tribute to teachers and staff for their dedication throughout the Covid-19 crisis.
Elmore Court owner relieved by June 21 easing on wedding restrictions
Anselm Guise, owner of exclusive weddings and events venue Elmore Court, has expressed his relief that the cap on the number of people who can attend weddings in England is set to be scrapped from June 21.
Wansford Health reaches out to Cambridgeshire community for volunteers in RSV vaccine research trial
Wansford Health is conducting an RSV vaccine research trial in Cambridgeshire and has reached out to the local community for volunteers in the 60-plus age range.
Total QSR to sponsor 2021 Cotswold Life Food and Drink Awards
Leading commercial catering equipment company, Total QSR, is to be a sponsor for the 2021 Cotswold Life Food and Drink Awards.
More of M3 Global Flood Technologies Ltd's product range awarded British Standard Kitemark
Three more of flood prevention specialist M3 Global Flood Technologies Ltd’s flood protection products have been awarded the British Standard Kitemark BS851188.
“A huge impact”: Simon Cannell looks back on Speciality Breads’ Covid-19 journey
Speaking on the Leaders Council podcast, Speciality Breads managing director, Simon Cannell, candidly looks back on the previous 14 months for the business and how Covid has hit revenues and forced the company to adapt.
emerchantpay announces partnership with cryptocurrency trading platform Bittrex Global
Payment solutions specialist emerchantpay has become cryptocurrency exchange Bittrex Global’s new online payments partner.
Government launches self-reform programme
Ministers and civil servants have this week launched a new programme for government reform, which they say will help the UK ‘build back better’ in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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