What are the pitfalls of starting a card programme and how can you ensure you get the most out of it? Those who have taken the plunge share their experiences
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Few organisations have made any attempt to analyse and tackle what they spend on meetings, but this expense is frequently more costly than many realise
The image of a butler may seem firmly planted in the bygone world of Jeeves and Wooster, but there's still a demand today for high quality help
Purchasers may find they have much in common with direct marketers, for whom transparency and results-based assessment are the norm
For purchasers entering the complex market for events and meetings, the starting point is clear: find out how much they cost. From there, it’s about winning suppliers and specialists over, as Linda Wain explains
US purchasers face many of the same challenges as their UK counterparts. David Arminas finds out if they are reaching the same conclusions
Employers are looking for a greater range of skills from candidates. How can you make sure your experience matches your ambition? Jane Simms reports
What tax obligations do agencies have for immigrant workers?
BNB boss Simon Grinstead has been the driving force behind one of the industry’s most successful business turnarounds this century. A focus on wider client needs instead of on pure recruitment has helped the firm regain its reputation
Sharp increases in fuel and hotel bills may be offset by more manageable rises in car hire rates and air fares. Amon Cohen highlights the trends for 2006