IT IS true of most businesses that the people who they employ are at once their single biggest asset and single biggest liability. But it is a sad fact that, especially in economically challenged times when order books are not as full as they were last year, or the year before that, a responsible business owner must constantly review a firm’s workforce to ensure that it is operating to optimum capacity.
Jamie Riddell, chief executive of Suffolk-based Digital Tomorrow Today, a future-looking digital marketing consultancy, explains how businesses can make effective use of Facebook. Jamie publishes a Directors’ Briefing to monthly premium subscribers covering the latest digital trends and how businesses can harness them today.
IT IS essential for a farmer, perhaps more so than anyone, to ensure that he (or she) has a will disposing of the farming assets (commonly in the farmer’s sole name) to the right people on death.
PROPERTY is usually the most valuable asset people own and in recent years it has proved to be an attractive target for fraudsters who have sold or mortgaged properties to raise money.
THE run-up to April 5 is traditionally the time when individuals focus on financial and tax planning. Company owners often have more options than most and should make the most of them in these tough times.