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Just one in five offices has a hybrid working policy in place – new research from Ricoh Europe
Just one in five offices has a hybrid working policy in place
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Half of counteroffers successful as hiring crisis continues
With close to 1.3 million job vacancies across the UK, and 9.4 million employees looking to make a career move before July, new research reveals that employers worried about retention may be able to buy time with a counteroffer
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European markets fall as investors are rattled by worries about an escalation of Ukraine crisis
The FTSE 100 in London dropped by 2.5% while the Dax in Frankfurt fell by 2.9% and CAC 40 in Paris plummeted 3% in early trading
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Mar
Ukraine conflict set to cost international tourism $10.6bn
As it stands, Ukrainian airspace is closed and martial law is in place, meaning air travel to the country is off the cards completely and any British nationals within the Ukraine are being advised to leave immediately
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Corporate world builds up fortress to isolate Russia from the international business community
Companies around the globe are responding to Russia’s firepower with ice cold approach, freezing out Moscow from transactions, ditching financial investments worth billions
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UK business profit margins hit hard as pricing strategies struggle to keep pace with supply chain disruption
A recent study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of intelligent pricing platform, Flintfox International reveals that UK organisations will lose out on £451,000 every year in lost productivity, as a result of supply chain issues
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Stocks gain ground as first signs emerge that Russia may be pulling back from brink of war
First signs that Russia may be pulling back from the brink of war is being greeted with a tentative sigh of relief by investors, with some sectors making small strides of recovery
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Feb
Experts count coffee trees in brazil as prices hit 10-year highs
Coffee experts working for commodity trading houses are taking to the narrow, winding roads in Brazil’s Minas Gerais state (right) as they tour the coffee belt checking 2022 crop prospects just as prices approach the highest levels in 10 years
