For the most part, the precious metal market has been booming in the United States for quite some time, and although gold prices have decreased somewhat during the last few months of 2013, this looks set to change over the next 12 months, meaning there’s millions (or even billions) to be made by savvy individuals who have a good eye ... Read More »
Category Archives: Tips & Advice
Top reasons to host your communication solution in the cloud
For many businesses, being able to connect with their audience has become a major initiative, especially since interaction preferences continue to evolve with emerging technological advances. With these needs in mind, more organizations are moving their communications systems to the cloud in order to reap the potential benefits the technology can offer. A lot of business use a unified communications ... Read More »
Creative solutions for a shared home office
Working from home, sometimes known as telecommuting, has many advantages; it is convenient, saves on commuter time and cost, and if it is a permanent arrangement for a business owner there are no expensive office overheads for rental of premises and additional bills. There are also other benefits, such as being in control of the day’s workload, and having the ... Read More »
Drug testing of employees – advice for employers
Drug testing, as many workers in the UK will know, is already a fact of life in some companies, and is now commonly practiced by many employers for safety, security and a host of other practical reasons. The British government’s policy on workers’ rights regarding drug testing is that an employer can request a test from all employees if it ... Read More »
Expert advice for your ever-growing website
Many businesses these days exist solely online, which is why every business needs to have a decent website. A website is a company’s shop window – what a visitor sees when they click on the site will determine whether they stay to look around and make a purchase or hit the Back button. A business website is key to expanding ... Read More »
The Secrets of Keeping your Business Startup Costs Down
With so much opportunity out there, you’ve probably thought about starting your very own business to take advantage. Previously a costly thing to do, starting your own business can now be done on a budget, and if you’re struggling for cash, you’ll still be able to find a way to launch your ideas, without launching yourself into heaps of debt. ... Read More »
5 ideas for reducing your business waste.
Running a business is a time consuming and complicated task, with many challenging aspects to balance and organise. Keeping an eye on finances is always a priority, as most companies want to be making some sort of profit! But sometimes, it can be all to easy to focus on making savings by sourcing more effectively and getting a better price ... Read More »
How Twitter Can Boost Hiring, Productivity and Interaction of Workers
The problem that many modern companies face is far removed from the early questions of whether workers must use social media at work. The fact is, social media have paved way in improving the success in each and every company at the same time bringing in much more opportunities. Still, the primary issue that most managers should face is how ... Read More »
An Expert Guide To Choosing The Perfect Printer
If you run a business, then chances are you have an office filled with computers and other typical office equipment like photocopiers and water coolers! Once thing that many employees will do in the office on a daily basis is print stuff out. Those employees may print out all sorts of things, such as documents and letters, spreadsheets and charts, ... Read More »
Tips to Keep the Office and Your Staff Cool in the Summer
Although English summers can be quite a let down when it comes to sunshine; hot, muggy days are still very common in an office environment and can hinder productivity in the workplace. It’s so important that the office is kept cool to keep your staff productive, as 1 in 4 employees admit they become less productive as the temperature on ... Read More »