by Tracey Carter | J Sep, 2025 | Economy Growth, FSB News, Spelthorne Business
Through the collaboration, FSB members will gain access to a dedicated online hub featuring free resources such as guides, blogs, videos, webinars and focus groups. The hub is designed to provide practical advice on how to manage energy more efficiently, while also...
by Tracey Carter | J Jul, 2025 | FSB News, Spelthorne Business
Government to tackle late payments with the most significant legislative reforms in 25 years – an issue that costs the UK economy £11bn a year and shuts down 38 businesses every day UK set to have the toughest late payments laws in the G7 as part of reforms to...
by Tracey Carter | J Jul, 2025 | FSB News, Spelthorne Business
The share of small businesses who said they expected their business to shrink or close, or to sell up the business over the next 12 months – 27 per cent – outweighed the proportion who predicted their business would expand – 25 per cent – in the...
by Tracey Carter | J Jul, 2025 | FSB News, Spelthorne Business
Responding to today’s official labour market figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), showing the unemployment rate has risen to 4.7 per cent, the number of people on payroll has dropped and wage growth has slowed, Policy Chair of the Federation of...
by Tracey Carter | J Jul, 2025 | FSB News, Spelthorne Business
New report by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) finds that workplace pension changes could pile more pressures onto small employers This comes ahead of the second phase of the Government’s Pensions Review, which could bring in reforms Government must consider...
by Tracey Carter | J Jul, 2025 | FSB News, Spelthorne Business
Responding to the Government’s roadmap setting out how it will deliver its new package of additional employment legislation through Make Work Pay, Tina McKenzie, Policy Chair at the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), said: “Today’s timetable sets...
