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MySense : Giving Peace of Mind When You Need it Most 0
- Business News, Technology
- 19th July 2019
MySense is a wellbeing analytics platform that learns an individual’s behavioural patterns to quickly identify declining health or immediate care needs. Following their recognition as the ‘Most Innovative Health & Wellbeing Analytics Platform’ in the 2019 SME 100 programme, we spoke with MySense’s CEO and Founder, Lucie Glenday, to find out more about the company and their innovative product.
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For the Perfect Luxury Break at the Best Price 0
- Business News, People
- 19th July 2019
Crucially, DayBreakHotels have forged their success on the back of operating in a rather niche market, working alongside hotels to sell unused rooms for day-time bookings.
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How hospitality businesses are evolving to keep up with changing trends 0
- Business News
- 19th July 2019
The hospitality industry has recently taken a hit as a direct result of the decrease in the ‘going out’ market. With many now choosing a night in over a night out, whether its for family or financial reasons or simply because we are now more time-starved than ever before. This issue has impacted our pubs, bars and restaurants, with a staggering 12,450 pub closures in the UK between the year 2000 and 2017.
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5 Reasons Automatic Mileage Tracking Can Benefit Your Business 0
- Business Advice, Technology
- 15th July 2019
Business mileage is the largest expense type for small businesses in the UK, with over 2 million employees making mileage claims annually.
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How to encourage staff to recycle in 2019 0
- Business Advice, People
- 12th July 2019
No matter what industry an SME operates in, it is highly likely that they have at least some form of a recycling program. In 2019, companies are increasingly being encouraged by their clients and staff to do more for the planet – those that refuse to do so risk developing a reputation that will harm their bottom line in the long term.
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Survey uncovers UK employers are risking the safety and well-being of those who drive for work 0
- Business News, Legal & Compliance
- 10th July 2019
Study of 1,006 UK employees and 255 C-Suite (Executive Directors) highlights failures by UK bosses to implement driving for work policy
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