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Our entire working and living structure has changed in the face of the global pandemic; it’s affected both our jobs, and the way we enjoy time off.

Millions of people across the country have been forced to cancel or postpone trips as a result of travel disruption and quarantine regulations.

With 2021 on the horizon, many businesses are putting plans in place for the next twelve months. While companies often focus on client and customer goals, it’s important to pay attention to internal policies – including how your business manages annual leave.

It's been a tough year for everyone. Companies have seen sales suffer as a result of lockdown and social restrictions, and have relied on the dedication and commitment of their workforce to survive and thrive.

Some users may have noticed that they are no longer able to download or update their WhosOff iPhone apps if they have not updated to iOS 13.0 or later.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses up and down the UK have used the national furlough scheme as a financial lifeline, with over 8.4 million workers now registered to receive 80% salary support from government funding.

Businesses have dealt with a lot over the past few weeks. The global COVID-19 pandemic has forced companies to create new remote working structures, in order to ensure staff safety. And just as they get used to this 'new normal', further challenges arise ...

The concept of the office is changing. Internet connectivity is enabling companies to operate more flexibly than ever before, recruiting employees in different locations, on different types of contract, to create the perfect mix of skills.

Keeping track of staff movements is critical in any company, but for serviced-based businesses it’s particularly important. Clients and customers want to know they can contact the relevant people whenever they need support...

2020 is proving to be an unprecedented year in terms of remote working. More staff than ever are requesting flexible working opportunities, and international healthcare concerns have created an environment in which it may be safer ...

The bank holiday for Boxing Day in 2020 will be observed on Monday 28th December instead of Saturday 26th December 2020, here we explain what you need to do if this affects your company, if anything.