Tag Archives: Incentives
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Time off incentives can boost productivity
Incentivising top performers with time off rather than just cash bonuses is not widespread, but some believe it could boost profitability
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Export markets pitch for business
Knowing which export markets to target is key to overseas success, so we invited five leading contenders for UK business to make a case for investment to come their way
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Developing products and services customers want
Using a limited research and development budget to best effect could be the difference between success and failure, as Jonathan Weinberg reports
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Focusing on project goals can score for the whole team
Effective project management can not only achieve focused objectives, but can also result in wider and longer-term benefits for an organisation as a whole, writes Chris Johnston
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Damage limitation is a matter of proper structure
Global businesses face risks from all sides, but how can risk integration in corporate structures affect organisational behaviour for the better? Alex Cardno investigates
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Investing in staff with company share schemes
In a recession, it’s hard to keep employees on staff, let alone on side. Employee share schemes make workers feel better appreciated by their employer and have a positive effect across the whole organisation, writes Clare Bettelley
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Tax bonanza for UK patents
In just two months the UK will have a fiscal regime for innovative companies that will be the envy of many tax havens, writes Kathryn Cooper
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Will Patent Box alter culture?
The jury is out on the impact of tax incentives incorporated in the government’s Patent Box. Patent attorney Ilya Kazi adjudicates