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If you want to keep your best employees, you gotta show them a little love. A decent salary is only the beginning, and today the best business employees want a whole list of benefits, like pensions, healthcare, gym membership, and gadgets to play with. But entrepreneurs can give people what they want without breaking the bank; this section shows you how.

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Christmas party rules

Sue Evans, a partner at Lester Aldridge, offers her advice to employers about the do's and don'ts of the infamous office Christmas party..
By LaunchLab.co.uk Dec 17,2009 - Comments (0) - Rating (2 votes)

Start an employee share scheme, part II

In part one of this series Lesley Stalker, tax guru at Robert James Partnership, outlined why it is the right time to launch a share scheme. In part II she explains how ....
By LaunchLab.co.uk Feb 20,2009 - Comments (0) - Rating (2 votes)

Why now is the time to start a share scheme

Now, during the recession, could be the best time to establish a share scheme for your most valuable employees.  .
By LaunchLab.co.uk Feb 19,2009 - Comments (0) - Rating (2 votes)

Five star Spanish Isles

Many small businesses say the secret to their success is their team of skilled employees. If that's true for you then why not treat them once in a while? Our friends at ....
By Advertorial Feb 13,2009 - Comments (0) - Rating (2 votes)

Attract and retain staff

When launching a new business, there are so many considerations to make that traditional human resources can be overlooked..
By Ros Kindersley Nov 14,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)
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Attract and retain staff

When launching a new business, there are so many considerations to make that traditional human resources can be overlooked..
By Ros Kindersley Nov 14,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

'Emotionally intelligent’ leadership

Who would you think of as an inspirational leader? Someone who makes people feel valued, and who deals with setbacks and challenges with unfailing resilience and optimism?.
By Launchlab Contributor Jul 08,2008 - Comments (1) - Rating (1 votes)

Create an employee share plan

Figures from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) show employee share plans are increasing in popularity.  Emma Vigus, Head of ShareMark, looks at how unlisted companies create a share plan..
By Emma Vigus Jul 07,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)
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'Emotionally intelligent’ leadership

Jul 08,2008
07:00 am

Who would you think of as an inspirational leader? Someone who makes people feel valued, and ...

By Launchlab Contributor

Christmas party rules

Dec 17,2009
08:00 am

Sue Evans, a partner at Lester Aldridge, offers her advice to employers about the do's and don'ts ...

By LaunchLab.co.uk

Start an employee share scheme, part II

Feb 20,2009
10:00 am

In part one of this series Lesley Stalker, tax guru at Robert James Partnership, outlined why ...

By LaunchLab.co.uk

Run a family business

Jul 08,2008
07:00 am

Family-run businesses have there own unique pros and cons that are distinct from other types of ...

By Steve Jennings

Attract and retain staff

Nov 14,2008
07:00 am

When launching a new business, there are so many considerations to make that traditional human ...

By Ros Kindersley

Help employees work harder

Jul 10,2008
07:00 am

Working late tonight or spent last weekend at your desk struggling through a mountain of work? ...

By bCentral


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