Earlier this year, Peter made the decision for him and his team to switch to a four-day working week. Find out how it affected his business.
In this session, Great British Entrepreneur Awards founder, Francesca James talked with founder of the recruitment revolution app, Imployable, and award-winning entrepreneur, Peter Kelly.
Earlier this year, Peter made the decision for him and his team to switch to a four-day working week. This session will outline how this has affected his business and what benefits it has bought.
Together, Peter and Francesca identified the good and the bad, loss of time vs increase in productivity, the importance of a work-life balance, and how the new way of working has attracted new staff whilst getting the edge on competitors.
On the Budget as a whole
Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) national chairman Mike Cherry, said: “This Budget will help many small firms with their final push through to September, but there is little here to aid job creation or help people return to work. Ensuring the newly self-employed can now access support marks a big step forward – we’re pleased our campaign has been heard – but directors, who appear to have been left out yet again, will be incredibly disappointed.”
“There’s much to welcome in this Budget for business communities across the UK. The Chancellor has listened and acted on our calls for immediate support to help struggling businesses reach the finish line of this gruelling marathon and to begin their recovery. Extensions to furlough, business rates relief and VAT reductions give firms a fighting chance not only to restart, but also to rebuild.”
How to secure gender equality in the workplace is a debate that has raged for decades. And in more recent years with some, although insufficient, progress being made for employees, a new debate has blossomed in the entrepreneurship space. How do we reach gender equality among the people creating and growing businesses?
It’s been a month since the Great British Entrepreneur Awards inducted four incredibly inspiring women into the Great British Entrepreneurs Hall of Fame on International Women’s Day along with our partners UBS Wealth Management; Hannah & Sophie Pycroft, co-founders of Spectrum Collections, Juliet Barratt, co-founder of Grenade, and serial tech entrepreneur Jess Butcher MBE.
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We launched the Great British Entrepreneur Awards in 2013 with the aim to create a platform that celebrated and championed the entrepreneurs behind some of the UK’s brilliant businesses, not how much money they make.
We have been incredibly fortunate to be
The search for the 2021 Great British Entrepreneur of the Year has begun, with the entry window for the Great British Entrepreneur Awards now open.
Now in its ninth year, Great British Entrepreneur Awards in partnership with Starling Bank celebrates the hard work and inspiring stories of entrepreneurs in the UK, rather than just the balance sheet. Central to the ethos of the Great British Entrepreneur Awards is being more than just an awards ceremony. It’s a community; a thriving ecosystem of support all year round and provision of support and opportunities for winners and finalists to connect and showcase their business.