Home working boom to continue in South East post-pandemic
The home-working boom will continue once the pandemic has passed, according to a new study from Acas.
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10,000 new businesses in 10 years for the South East
The New Enterprise Allowance scheme has helped 10,000 new businesses launch in the South East.
5,000 sign up to national upskilling programme
More than 5,000 from the South East have signed up to a national upskilling programme.
Call for better work-life balance in the South East
Nearly half of people in the South East would change their careers for a better life balance, says REED.
New face on the local cyber scene
Mark Scott has joined the South East Cyber Resilience Centre.
Fair’s fair to overcome Covid
A fairer future is vital to overcoming the coronavirus pandemic, says the CBI.
Local businesses struggling with low demand and late payments
More than half of South East businesses are struggling with low demand and late payments, says the ICAEW.
Rising demand for tech experts across South East
There's a rising demand for tech experts in the South East, according to Tech Nation.
Southern Co-op grad scheme celebrates two-year anniversary
Southern Co-Op is celebrating two years of its apprenticeship scheme, which has trained more than 80 apprentices.
Major employers join new initiative to help young people
Five major employers have signed up to help young people in Berkshire find employment with the Berkshire Enterprise Adviser Network.
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