... sectors. It has 70 franchisees and posted a turnover of more than £73m last year. Chief executive Chris Chadley said: “We are ... performing franchisors in a booming industry, now employing more than 327,000 people and worth an annual £10bn to the UK economy. ...

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... press release on 18 March 2004 with details of the plan and more details will be in the Finance Bill. Despite the forthcoming merger of ... The legislation on the indirect side is likely to be even more draconian. A business with an annual turnover of £600,000 or more will ...

... a quiet, genteel business that had kept its head down for more than two decades. In fact it was so quiet that when a headhunter first ... that by taking this approach, the company wins talent from more rigid organisations when they come to look for more flexibility. This ...

... and HR professionals working through the summer have more time to read fewer applications, resulting in it being less of a challenge ... He adds that the summer months ensure people are happier and more relaxed, so providing the opportune time to meet and connect with new ...

... meet,” he added. In the NHS, detected payment fraud had more than doubled from £204,000 in 1997/98 to £568,000 in 1998/99. Cases are ... the general increases, trusts and local government were much more aware of the need for checks and balances. Featured?:  ...

... meet,” he added. In the NHS, detected payment fraud had more than doubled from £204,000 in 1997/98 to £568,000 in 1998/99. Cases are ... the general increases, trusts and local government were much more aware of the need for checks and balances. Featured?:  ...

... for two-thirds of all plastic card transactions. What’s more, card payments totalled £234.9 billion in 2003 and this figure is ... completely, but the reality is that increasingly people are more comfortable using cards than cash or cheques." In 1990 – the peak ...

... enquiries, has caused some public-sector bodies to reveal more details of their contract awards. John Ashton, director of Freedom Of ... requested information. “It is likely that we will see more of this debate over the next couple of months as experience and knowledge ...

... equity helps the existing management of a company take more control, freeing them up to pursue a new strategy. This might be the ... a premium to the shares' current market price, they are more likely to vote to accept it. Since they are being paid in cash, they will ...