(L) Sophie Hermann & (R) The Row Dental’s Dr Slaine Ker Dentist to the stars, Dr Slaine Ker has recently moved from Harley Street, London to Albany Street, Edinburgh, and is urging influencers to stop sharing ineffective treatment options to perfect their smiles across social media. With over 10 years of experience as a trusted […]
Manchester-based practice Clear Start Accountants has launched a new podcast to extend its provision of practical personal budgeting support. ‘Penny to the Pound’, co-hosted by Clear Start’s Founder and CEO Fiaz Ashraf, will welcome a host of experts and industry leaders across the series to offer their views for those embarking on a journey to
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As flexible working gains in popularity and more employers in Scotland (78%) are offering a hybrid working model, offering staff incentives is one way to encourage this shift. However, Hays, which specialises in professional recruitment and workforce solutions, stresses that a careful balance between incentives and productivity is key. The Hays ‘Ways of Working Survey’
Left to Right: Titanic Distillers Director StephenSymington, Head Distiller Damien Rafferty and Titanic DistillersDirector Peter Lavery For the first time in almost 90 years, the production of whiskey is under way again in Belfast, on the site of the historic Thompson Dock and Pump House, the birthplace of the Titanic. Drinks company Titanic Distillers has invested almost
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The UK tech sector has seen the number of female workers dip between the first and second quarters of 2023, according to figures from the Office of National Statistics (ONS). This comes despite other figures showing that the industry as a whole has grown during the same period between January and March, and April and
A leading restructuring expert has pleaded with the management teams of ailing businesses to react quicker to signs of financial distress, as compulsory liquidations continue at a rate of almost double. The plea comes as latest monthly insolvency statistics for England and Wales reveal there were 248 compulsory liquidations in July 2023, 81% higher than
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Premium ice cream brand Mackie’s of Scotland has expanded its HR team, appointing its first-ever People and Development Manager as it continues to focus in on its commitment to employee engagement and workforce development. Jordan Noble (pictured above), 26, secured the role with the Aberdeenshire farm after spending five years with food manufacturing company, Joseph
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Open College Network Northern Ireland (OCN NI) has confirmed that it will award a record 46,000 Vocational Qualifications to Northern Ireland learners this summer. Chief Executive of OCN Martin Flynn said that this important operational milestone for OCN demonstrates the organisation’s commitment to providing accessible and high-quality education opportunities to learners across Northern Ireland. With
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The Office of National Statistics has released their Labour Market Overview for August 2023 this week. The UK employment rate was estimated at 75.7% in April to June 2023, 0.1 percentage points lower than January to March 2023. The quarterly decrease in employment was driven by full-time employees and self-employed workers. The estimate of payrolled
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Scotland’s largest independent veterinary group is celebrating its 75th anniversary this month. Thrums Vets opened its doors in 1948 as a large animal practice, set up by Jim Baillie, a respected vet from Brechin to support local farmers. Now a thriving mixed practice, treating pets, horses and farm animals throughout Angus and Perthshire from its
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