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With employee absenteeism costing UK businesses more than £2bn per month, employers must have the correct strategy in place to effectively and efficiently manage this issue to protect their bottom line. |
Motor insurance is an emotive subject, no more so than within the fleet and company sector. This purchase should be viewed as a business protection device, rather than as an unnecessary cost.
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There are a number of business processes that, while being vital to the continued operations of companies, struggle to reach the agenda of the board. |
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If filling the fuel tank of the family car makes your eyes water, how much worse is it when signing off petrol expense claims or negotiating a company’s annual diesel supply contract? |
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Gone are the days when the most pressing matters on the fleet manager’s desk were checking dates for MOT renewals and getting the managing director’s car valeted. Today, the fleet manager is responsible for protecting the health and wellbeing of staff, and producing ever more bang for even fewer bucks in addition to helping to save the planet. |
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To deliver effective employee share schemes that benefit both the employee and the employer, it is essential to understand the needs and preferences of the staff for which each scheme is aimed. |
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I think we can all agree that the muddying of the pensions water has been brought about by many actions of the past two decades – from Robert Maxwell taking a dive in to the Atlantic (which was enough to darken that patch of water for many years) to recent efforts to “simplify” retirement provision. |
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We’ve come a long way since the only practical way to communicate effectively was to hold a face-to-face meeting, regardless of the distance you had to travel. Now all businesses share a common agenda. |
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The ability to be able to maintain good telecommunications, is key to effective business continuity management. Remember… nothing significant happens in business until the phone rings. |
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In 2007, fleet suppliers will be keener than ever to sell you their products. Ross Jackson looks at the reasons why and explains how, with strategic input, you can protect your business and benefit from the market. |
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We were promised the paperless office, all that was required was a one-off capital investment in a new state-of-the-art computer system. So, why is there still so much paper around? Hamelin Stationery explores the options. |
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With the simple application of technology and plenty of common sense, energy bills can be dramatically reduced for industry and commerce. Paul Hamblyn explains. |
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Sylvia Pfeifer looks at how to cope with increased energy costs and ways to cut consumption. |
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