British people believe that one USB charging type would benefit the workplace – research by CMD Ltd. According to a recent survey, 46% of British respondents were unaware of any new laws ...
ManagementStudio Utilised to Enable Windows 11 Migration with Minimal Manual Intervention LONDON – 11 March, 2025 – ...
Nature restoration meets recreation in a first-of-its-kind collaboration The UK is one of the most nature-depleted countries ...
London, UK. Recent research confirms the relatively minor role that genetics plays in our health, with the ‘exposome’, defined as the totality of exposures individuals experience ...
Lendwise, a leading specialist finance provider, announces the launch of a School Fees Loan designed to enable schools to offer flexible and affordable payment ...
Defence spending must focus on more than ‘boots on the ground’ The Government’s proposals to increase defence spending to 2.5% of GDP from April 2027 must be underpinned by investment in ...
Demand for contractors across professional services is showing promising signs as employers increasingly turn to temporary experts to fill resourcing needs. That’s according to the latest data from ...
Outdated processes risk hindering recruitment for sporting associations With sporting clubs and associations increasingly struggling to recruit volunteers, modernised solutions must be used to not ...
Behind the curve? Outdated technology remains a huge barrier for payroll, and it’s creating errors
Outdated technology is leading to too many payroll errors, taking up increasing amounts of time for professionals to rectify, but a solution is at hand. That’s according to specialist global ...
With the new financial year weeks away, leading gifting and reward experts Love2shop have urged businesses and organisations to shake up their employee benefits packages. This is to meet not only ...
Water leaks are a hidden menace that can rack up costly repairs. But finding them just got a lot easier. HIKMICRO, a global ...
Rooftop solar could cut global warming and provide 65% of the world’s electricity, new study finds
Covering the world’s rooftops with solar panels could provide the majority of global electricity, and lower temperatures by 0.13 degrees according to new research by the University of Sussex.
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