Slowly our lives are returning to the “new normal”. While we are still keeping our distance, many of us have begun back at work. As we get ready to mix and mingle once again, there is nothing more important than our safety. Today we’ll share with you some tips for preparing to head back to
As the coronavirus lockdown begins to ease in England, many businesses are planning their transition back to normal working life. It goes without saying that the biggest consideration for employers should be how they can best keep their employees safe during this difficult time. 1. Continue working from home and set up a virtual office
The ongoing global pandemic has had an unprecedented impact on small and medium-sized businesses. If you have put your heart and soul into your business this is a hugely worrying time, but the good news is that help is available. There is a vast amount of information in the media about government loans and grants
Many small businesses are assessing their options and reducing overheads during the Coronavirus crisis to keep them lean and agile enough to weather the storm. Conversely, some entrepreneurs are recognising opportunities in the current climate and setting up new businesses as a result. Whichever category you and your business fall into, you’ll have to be
Moving offices doesn’t have to be a stressful experience. Whether you’re moving because of business relocation, more space requirements or your current lease has expired, there are a number of things you should take into consideration to make the process go smoothly. Preparations Ideally, you need to start by reviewing any outstanding contractual obligations and
When looking at a commercial property for rent, don’t limit yourself to properties you’ll rent just for you and your team. When starting out, you might be better off with shared office space. This is a great way to cut costs and shared office space can offer numerous benefits for your business. However, you have
A new year is always a popular time for people to assess their work and lifestyle situations, take up new hobbies and begin new ventures. Perhaps it’s the exercise regime you’ve been putting off for a few months or a book you’ve been meaning to write. Or maybe, it’s even that new business idea you’ve
All businesses need a professional and comfortable office space to work from. This not only means that the staff has a pleasant working environment but that your clients will also be impressed when they visit. Many businesses automatically assume that they need to buy their premises outright but this is often not the best idea.
Are you looking to rent commercial property and are unsure where to start? Finding your ideal workspace can be a hassle, time-consuming and financially draining. However, many businesses are finding a solution to that problem in serviced offices, which are much more business user-led, supplying customers with a host of features which allow the whole
In years gone by, many businesses in the UK chose to follow a traditional path when it came to finding commercial property to rent. This was usually in the form of a conventional lease which saw them only rent the premises themselves to use. Everything else they needed, from cleaners to the internet, had to
