Eight out of ten startups begin with family or friends employed, study finds
From their admiration of Bill Gates to why they hire family members, Xero’s latest research reveals new insights about the inner workings of entrepreneurs
Self-esteem of UK workers is being damaged by their careers
A CV-Library study of UK workers has yielded alarming findings that 71.5% feel careers are leaving their self-esteem and confidence bloody and bruised
Government’s pledge to boost gig-economy workers’ rights met with mixed responses
Responding to the Taylor Review, Theresa May has announced plans to give gig-economy workers better protection. However, not everyone in the business community is happy with the announcement
How does falling real wages affect startups?
Real wages are expected to drop in 2018, according to Korn Ferry. What does this mean for the UK's startups?
Brent Hoberman-founded startup to keep Barbara Judge despite allegations of racist and sexist remarks
Barbara Judge was suspended as chair of the Institute of Directors following allegations of bullying and unprofessional behaviour came to light. However, SmartUp’s leadership is still backing her role with the startup
Unilever Foundry and UN Women to fight gender bias female-led startups face
A new report from Unilever’s startup-collaboration arm has revealed that founders consider gender bias to be a serious problem, which is why it has partnered with UN Women.
One in four workers don’t do any exercise at all
New research from CV-Library reveals that while many UK employees want to stay healthy, many struggle to fit workouts around work
How to make sure your startup keeps innovating
To avoid becoming a one-hit wonder, you must create a culture of innovation
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