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Accountancy News
December
2008
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14 news articles
29/12/2008
Employees in London are still earning more than workers in any other part of the country, it has been revealed. A new survey shows that those with jobs in the capital are on an average salary of ...
23/12/2008
People who sit at desks in their job should make sure that they see a doctor as soon as back ache occurs, the British Osteopathic Association (BOA) has said. Kelston Chorley, the head of professional ...
23/12/2008
Workers should get used to the idea of rude emails, an expert has said. Many people are finding that colleagues will say things electronically that they would never say face to face but it is ...
22/12/2008
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has voiced concern that rural businesses are likely to be affected more over Christmas by the economic situation. A survey of 500 FSB members found that 60 ...
22/12/2008
People on the hunt for jobs must make sure that their interview skills and CVs are up to scratch, an expert has said. Joe McDermott, the CEO of interview skills training service Interviewgold.com, ...
22/12/2008
Public sector jobs are increasingly in demand, an employment expert has said. The current economic crisis is pushing people away from the private sector, with public jobs offering better pay and more ...
19/12/2008
Workers in office environments need to make sure they get regular breaks from their computer and integrate exercise into their day, according to one expert.Almost all positions have need of a ...
18/12/2008
The Treasury is set to guarantee a new business initiative, which will prompt lenders to release extra cash to UK businesses, the Times has reported.The paper said it learnt of a scheme whereby the ...
15/12/2008
Bankers and accountants have been told they will be held accountable for the UK's economic performanceTory leader David Cameron also asked for the Financial Services Authority to be more involved in ...
12/12/2008
A merger between Lloyds TSB and HBOS is under consideration today - should the deal go ahead as many as 60,000 jobs could be lost.Estimations vary, although the Scotsman has said between 20,000 and ...