New interview with Jay Bhayani with the latest need-to-know updates on employment law. Plus Jon Johnson of REACH Homes, the newly-crowned ‘outstanding business of the year’ in the Sheffield Business Awards.
6 different businesses with something great in common
December 7, 2017 by Leave a Comment
What do the following have in common: a 22-year-old who makes cajons and other musical instruments in Northern Ireland; a chocolatier in Ely employing young people with autism to create delicious confections; Sheffield’s Real Junk Food Project; an Argyll artisan smoke house; the UK’s first purpose-built breastfeeding café; and a designer and manufacturer of climbing kit?
Stagecoach’s SEN support plus Pete’s sole-traders’ forum
November 27, 2017 by Leave a Comment
Why Stagecoach Yorkshire has donated resources to Bents Green Specialist Secondary School. Plus Peter Thornton-Smith, an expert in business quality, management, processes and systems, on “lightening the load” for SMEs and a new forum for freelance and sole-trading business owners and small businesses.
Accountant with heart and soul PLUS Dom the Pack Leader – new radio show interviews
November 17, 2017 by Leave a Comment
Interview with dog trainer and pet business coach, Dom Hodgson, and (in the words of a listener) an accountant with heart and soul, Steve Knowles.
Interview with Webmart’s Marxist Capitalist CEO Simon Biltcliffe
November 13, 2017 by Leave a Comment
Interview with Simon Biltcliffe, CEO and founder of Webmart and “Marxist-Capitalist” on using business to create and share value. Plus photographer Vincent Tremeau in this latest radio show podcast.
Podcast: employment law update with Jay Bhayani and more
October 2, 2017 by Leave a Comment
Podcast featuring Jay Bhayani with the latest updates in employment law; plus commentary on the State of Social Enterprise 2017 Report
How to use politicians to get what you want: new interview
September 19, 2017 by Leave a Comment
Harnessing support from a politician can help you to fight injustices, assert your consumer rights even when big businesses want to ignore you, generate publicity for your community project, and open doors you’ve previously had closed in your face.
But how do you get politicians on your side? Scott Colvin can tell you in this new radio show podcast. The programme also features Kurtis Wright of Sheffield Community Technologies (and Loci Pay).
Taylor review, vaping and prison for data deletion: employment law update podcast
August 3, 2017 by Leave a Comment
New radio show podcast covering the Taylor review: its proposals would affect your business or social enterprise if you employ anyone or have self-employed contractors. Plus other employment law updates and plenty of business and social enterprise updates.
Interviews: business resilience despite uncertainty plus an award-winning charity
June 27, 2017 by Leave a Comment
Ensure your business is protected, as far as possible, from the impact of uncertainty and learn from an accountant who has survived and thrived through five recessions (and helps his clients to do the same). Plus an award-winning charity has some great advice about how to engage and empower volunteers.
New podcast: employment law policy proposals, a fashion social enterprise, and tech skills
May 29, 2017 by Leave a Comment
Interviews with Jay Bhayani on employment law policy proposals from political parties; Daniel Koseoglu of Affecto Recruitment on tech skills and recruitment, and Olusola McKenzie of fashion and textiles social enterprise Learn to Re-create.
