Category Archives: External Affairs
External Affairs
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Ignoring Employee Well-being Could Cost You—Here’s How to Stay Ahead
Boost morale, prevent burnout, and protect your business by prioritising mental health.
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In high-pressure work environments—whether in social care, finance, media, or any role with tight deadlines—stress and burnout […] -
From Jamaica to Sheffield: My Parents’ Journey of Resilience and Strength
How my parents’ courage and love shaped my approach to mental health and well-being. My parents’ journey from Jamaica to the UK involves resilience, sacrifice, and love. Like many from […]
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What’s the real-life value of financial advice?
SJP’s largest consumer survey, the Real Life Advice Report carried out by Opinium, examines the UK population’s relationship with financial advice. At a glance Mental wellbeing, better financial resilience […]
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Letting go: why emotional detachment is crucial to your exit
At a glance Most entrepreneurs have a huge emotional attachment to their business. They’ve lived and breathed it for years, and likely made many sacrifices to help it succeed over […]
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Essential repair works to the A630 Centenary Way Viaduct in Rotherham, will start on Monday 8 July 2024
These works will strengthen concrete slabs that run underneath the central reservation of the bridge and are expected to be completed this winter. To make sure people are kept safe, […]
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TRANSPORT UPDATE: Bridge-strengthening works in Rotherham
Essential repair works to the A630 Centenary Way Viaduct in Rotherham, will start on Monday 8 July 2024. These works will strengthen concrete slabs that run underneath the central reservation […]
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Why income protection is more than just a safety net
At a glance Income protection offers the peace of mind that your home, family and lifestyle aren’t affected if you’re unable to work because of illness or injury. Proper income […]
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UK Trade Ticks Up As Global Demand Recovers
Responding to the latest ONS Trade figures published this morning, William Bain, Head of Trade Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce, said: “It is difficult to draw concrete conclusions […]
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Labour Market Continues To Slowly Loosen
Responding to the latest labour market data from the ONS, Jane Gratton, Deputy Director Public Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce said: “With the number of vacancies continuing […]
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Inflation Cooling But Business Price Pressures Persist
Reacting to the latest inflation figures published this morning, David Bharier, Head of Research at the British Chambers of Commerce said: “Today’s figures confirm inflation is continuing to slowly head […]
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