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Andrew Don examines the myth that continuing professional development is good for the finance team, but not business.
Articles, reports and other resources that enable accountants in business to make a real difference to their organisations by providing them with practical information on the latest thinking in recruitment and employment.
Andrew Don examines the myth that continuing professional development is good for the finance team, but not business.
In the second part of our future of work series, Alison Coleman explores the impact commuting has on businesses and workforces – and what solutions might lie ahead.
Clarity of purpose and a rounded approach are essential to good recruitment, finds Bethan Ashmead-Latham.
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More and more often, FDs are turning to business coaches to enhance their careers. But what does a coach actually do, and how should a potential client prepare themselves for a coaching course? Anne Scoular explains
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Why are more accountants contacting CABA about their mental health concerns? Service manager Kelly Feehan explains that, among other things, awareness is on the up.
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Andrew Mayo shows how sharing information and experiences within an organisation can add value to its operations.
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With legislation changing rapidly amid the political upheavals in the UK, Ann Henderson offers a guide to the top 10 developments requiring employer action, covering the last year and the year ahead.
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What makes a satisfied worker? Andrew Mayo offers advice on managing employee engagement and performance in your company.
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Since 6 April GP ‘sick notes’ have been replaced by ‘fit notes’. What are they, and what do they mean for employers? Anna Henderson explains.
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Employment law has moved on apace during the last year. Adam Rice looks at some of the burning issues that emerged, how they were interpreted, and what 2010 has in store.