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A strong positive workplace culture - conclusions from round table on recruitment and retention - Vimarsana News

A strong positive workplace culture - conclusions from round table on recruitment and retention

It’s never been tougher to recruit, so holding on to good people is vital, and central to that is building a strong positive culture in the workplace. Jo

Place North West becomes employee-owned - Place North West - Vimarsana News

Place North West becomes employee-owned - Place North West

Place North West has joined the wave of forward-thinking, fast-growing businesses moving to employee ownership.

Place North West moves into employee ownership - Vimarsana News

Place North West moves into employee ownership

Founder of online property publisher, Paul Unger, exits as shareholder but remains a director following employee buyout.

Northern Monkey and Cowgills launch 'A Night in the Cells' special brew - Vimarsana News

Northern Monkey and Cowgills launch 'A Night in the Cells' special brew

A new special brew is about to hit pubs in Bolton thanks to a collaboration between accoutants and a local brewery.

Place North West | PODCAST | Building a better future for construction - Vimarsana News

Place North West | PODCAST | Building a better future for construction

Dan Whelan As we near the end of another tough year for construction firms, join Stuart Stead, head of construction and property at accountancy firm Cowgills, and Ben Fearns, managing director of developer Novo Property Group, as they discuss the biggest issues facing the industry and what can be done to improve the outlook for medium-sized contractors in an increasingly competitive market.  Much like 2019, this year has seen a number of high-profile firms forced to call in administrators as cashflow problems, exacerbated by the Covid-19 lockdown, made it impossible for them to continue trad...