In 2019, many charitable organisations in the UK saw a higher demand for their services. According to the Charities Aid Foundation (CAF), four in five charity leaders surveyed in 2019 experienced an increasing demand for their services over the past 12 months, and expect the same need to continue into 2020. With increasing demand on…
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The effect of Brexit on recruitment in the UK tourism industry, and how you can prepare
16
Jan
Jan
The tourism industry is vital to the UK economy. Tourism is a major contributor to employment across the country, working hand in hand with a number of different industries from entertainment to travel to retail. Visit Britain estimates that by 2025, the UK will have a tourism industry worth over £257 billion. That being said,…
25
Mar
Mar
The UK is set to leave the EU on the 29th of March, 2019. We think. Maybe. You see, at the time of writing this blog post, another twist has emerged. The Prime Minister has requested a 3-month extension which, if accepted, would put the leave date back to June 30th. And what happens then…
13
Mar
Mar
With so much uncertainty around what Brexit will mean, planning for a “No Deal” scenario seems sensible right now. Businesses that buy and sell from the EU should have contingency plans in place which need to be flexible to cope with a variety of possible outcomes. If a ‘No Deal’ happens after March 2019, here…
01
Feb
Feb
The Government and HMRC have updated its collection of high-level guides called “partnership packs”, intended to help businesses involved in importing and exporting prepare for changes to customs procedures after 29 March 2019 in the event of a “no deal” scenario. If the UK exits the EU without a deal, UK businesses will have to…
25
Mar
Mar
Whether it’s hard or soft, one thing’s for sure; Brexit is going to impact your business. According to an article in the Telegraph, both UK and EU small businesses are most likely to be hit the hardest by Brexit. And with a recent leaked government memo suggesting that the UK will be worse off, no…
