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Earlier in the year, Home Instead decided to create a video and asked the question, what do you love about Home Instead? The responses were phenomenal and demonstrated the passion for the brand and for the support they show for each other.
The coronavirus situation has led many to re-evaluating their current workplace status. Redundancies and businesses not being able to survive, may also lead to the rise of those wishing to start out on their own. However, taking that first step of STARTING A BUSINESS is the biggest decision some of you will ever make. It feels like (and usually is) a life changing moment and often people will think it over and over, analysing every aspect.
The UK’s largest network of small business specialist accountants ensures its franchisees continue to lead the way.
One-to-one tutoring programme offers e-learning capabilities as families prepare for coronavirus.
As the government continues preparations to delay the spread of Coronavirus, concerns have quickly been turning to the health and safety of students in classrooms across the nation. Medical experts have begun to coalesce around the importance of ‘social distancing’ but what does this mean for students? One global brand has reported a surge in demand for their online services, as parents recognise the need for continued education that can be delivered safely, without leaving the home.
Potential franchisees can find out about the many benefits of joining TaxAssist Accountants from the comfort of their own home, by joining key members of the Support Team for a Virtual Discovery Day.
Home Instead Senior Care is urging kind and compassionate people in the UK to join the wave of kindness sweeping the nation as they look to employ a further 3,000 CAREGivers across the UK.
Following an employee satisfaction survey carried out by independent research agency WorkBuzz, TaxAssist has once again been named as a ‘5 Star Employer’.
TaxAssist Accountants continues its impressive rate of growth.
German Doner Kebab is partnering with food-delivery company Deliveroo to make 30,000 meals available to frontline NHS workers and vulnerable people who are unable to leave their homes - for free
Deliveroo, the UK’s leading food delivery company, is set to make 500,000 meals available for free to NHS workers.
Group Commercial Director Daren Moore has written to Rishi Sunak requesting he reconsider key elements of the government’s support and intervention packages.
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