Changing the way we work – the role teleworking can play in how, when and where we work, a 2012 LCCI report (produced in conjunction with IT and recruitment consultancy Harvey Nash) found that most companies had no formal policy on teleworking although they offered it as and when needed. Following a change in the
Small businesses and sole traders in the capital with no online presence risk falling behind in the digital economy and should be supported in being equipped with necessary digital skills, resources and infrastructure, according to a new LCCI report. With the digital economy transforming how business can engage with customers, using online platforms is crucial
London is a world-leading, global city, its reputation acting as a magnet for people and businesses. Such are the latest findings from the London Tomorrow: Shaping Future Cities thought leadership initiative. But that isn’t the full story. A rising affordability crisis is putting this reputation at risk. Unaffordable housing, high transport costs and expensive office
With Boris Johnson not standing for a third term as the Mayor of London (after being elected as the Conservative MP for Uxbridge and South Ruislip), this will be the first mayoral contest that will not see the big personalities of Ken Livingstone or Boris competing for the top job. In September, the main parties
