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Companies and organisations around the world have been forced to shift the way they interact with customers, suppliers and stakeholders at a rate few could have predicted at the start of the year.
I’m writing to you during these unprecedented times to let you know that our three main priorities are to safeguard the health & wellbeing of our colleagues and customers; to play our role in society during these challenging times; and to safeguard the future of our company.
In spite of the COVID-19 crisis, leading Oxfordshire-based accountancy firm, has promoted three of its young team members to Associate level, as the firm continues to support young talent within the business.
Relaxing the insolvency laws. The UK Government has announced that it will introduce new measures to support businesses under pressure as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.
Are you eligible and have you applied for the coronavirus business support grants made available via your local Council?
For the past few days, I have been glued to the television for the Prime Minister’s press conference, just hoping to hear a glimmer of good news but sadly so far there hasn’t been any. It’s such a tough time for everyone.
Saturday Sales Tips “Difficult roads often lead to beautiful destinations” – Unknown.
Businesses in many industries are now working in an environment that is completely different to the one they were in just months ago. During any crisis, your suppliers and customers are likely to need enhanced levels of support and reassurance.
I want to start by wishing you well at this difficult time and letting you know that you and your loved ones are in our thoughts.
As governments around the world continue to adopt new political and economic measures to deal with the threat posed by the coronavirus pandemic, people and businesses are having to adjust on an almost daily basis.
During this uncertain time we want to stay available and connected to our community virtually.
Today brings us to the end of almost two weeks during which our daily routines have seen dramatic changes.
Every morning, football fans listen to the radio and hear how difficult it is for professional football players to take a cut during this period to help those in desperate need of support…key workers, individuals who can’t get food, charities…the list goes on.
Oxford City Council has facilitated the first £170,000 of Government grants to small businesses in the city to support them through the coronavirus outbreak.
With the challenges of managing home-schooling and looking after your family, financial pressures and worries about coronavirus itself, it’s quite understandable that your mental health and wellbeing is perhaps not top of the list.