Winter 2020/21 newsletter

What a year 2020 has been!

As we head towards the new year and hopefully brighter times please take a moment to read our latest newsletter.

So pour yourself a refreshment or a cup of tea, sit back and click here to access our latest quarterly newsletter 

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Summer 2020 Newsletter

Its summer 2020 and I am sure we would all like to be off on holiday or enjoying a relaxing dinner with family and friends without the need to think about masks and social distancing.

In the latest edition of our newsletter we have decided to focus on the feel good factor and reasons to be positive in business. 

Guidance on how to manage unhappy employees

At this strange time we are living through, many employers are considering how they will bring back their employees from a period of furlough leave or a return to the workplace after a lengthy period of home working. Telephone conversations with the employee may have raised a distinct lack of enthusiasm to return with the allure and comfort of the “stay home” message still resonating in their minds.
 

Summer Newsleter 2019

In the latest edition of our newsletter we look at how, as a fellow SME, your broker not only understands the challenges your business faces but they have experienced many of them.

January/February 2019 Newsletter

January/February 2019 Newsletter

In the latest edition of our newsletter we look at how, as a fellow SME, your broker not only understands the challenges your business faces but they have experienced many of them.

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Returning to Work

Now that the majority of the country has been in lockdown for a number of weeks, we are starting to see the number of new cases of COVID-19 fall. While the government has indicated that some form of social distancing is likely to remain in place until a vaccine is developed, we may see an easing of lockdown measures for certain sectors over the coming weeks to enable businesses to begin trading again.