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Autumn Statement 2022: Everything You Need to Know
On the 17th November 2022, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, put forward a stable plan to help restore stability and build long-term prosperity in the UK economy.
Discover our flexible funding options, suitable for almost any business and purpose
Understanding Social Media and the Law
Being aware of the legal risks is essential for business owners who have an online presence. Lawbite's Dallia Appleton shares her insights into how to stay safe on social media.
Transgender Rights & Protection in the Workplace
Offering a safe, productive environment is critical for employers, but have you considered the needs of transgender employees? LawBite's Sasha Brine shares how to create a trans-inclusive workplace
Taking Legal Action Against Late Payments
If a customer or business is late paying, you may need to act quickly to protect your cash flow. In this handy guide, LawBite explains the legal action you can take to resolve payment disputes
Commercial Rent, Leases & Evictions for SMEs
LawBite's property lawyers explore the legal challenges of business leases for commercial landlords and their tenants, including how to resolve the issue of rent arrears
Support for Female Entrepreneurs in 2022
In light of the long-term impact of the pandemic on female entrepreneurs, we've compiled a collection of online resources, networking groups, and finance providers for women in business
Mastering the Art of Demand Forecasting
Predicting buying habits is key to making better business decisions. Nick Shaw of Brightpearl reveals how businesses can accurately forecast future demand to maximize sales
Ross Carlin of The Good Food Group secures client a headline spot at major UK retailer with the help of Fleximize's speedy funding solutions
Covid-19 Vaccines: A Guide for Employers
As the UK Government revokes the mandatory vaccination policy for health and social care workers in England, questions are raised over the position of employers. Kim Knox of LawBite explores
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