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Your contract jargon buster – are you working on a myth?
Does contract jargon make your head hurt? There are a lot of myths about contracts for your business. Some of them will cost you time and money. Real money! Contract
Annabel Kaye February 17, 2017 No Comments
Entrepreneurs
Is your Virtual Assistant breaking the law on bookkeeping?
For busy business owners, giving your bookkeeping and financial admin to a VA is a no brainer. It makes a lot of sense to get rid of all that and
Annabel Kaye December 14, 2016 No Comments
Entrepreneurs
Will Uber’s self-employed woes spread to you?
If you’ve been following our KoffeeKlatch updates it will come as no surprise that Uber’s classification of its worker drivers as ‘self-employed’ has been successfully challenged. We started talking about
Annabel Kaye October 29, 2016 No Comments
Entrepreneurs
How to give your VA access to your social media
I was chatting to someone who was just about to recruit a Virtual Assistant to do her social media for her. It seemed like a great idea to find someone
Annabel Kaye July 22, 2016 No Comments
Entrepreneurs
Case study – training business. Could this be you?
Our client ran a successful training business. They started it with a team of friends and associates and over the years it grew until they had dozens of regular trainers
Annabel Kaye July 16, 2016 No Comments
Entrepreneurs
PR outsourcing – Meet the Outsourcers: Claire Walker
What do successful PR outsourcers do to make it work? PR is one of many industries that has changed rapidly – not just in terms of what PR agencies currently
Annabel Kaye February 22, 2016 No Comments
Entrepreneurs
How to destroy the PSC contracting industry by making the client put everyone on payroll
Cor – Luvva Duck Personal Service Companies (PSC) have been in the news again The Government is keen to fill the hole in public finance and the latest idea is
Annabel Kaye November 11, 2015 No Comments
Business Contracts
Freelancers with personal service company – gig economy surprises
People with companies have rights – do you know what they are? It is easy to think – oh my freelancer has their own company so nothing to do with
Annabel Kaye October 25, 2015 No Comments
Entrepreneurs
Should you cook up controversy in your blog posts?
When I published our annual list of female bloggers to follow, I wasn’t expecting controversy to come my way. It wasn’t a controversial blog post. One person on the list
Annabel Kaye October 16, 2015 No Comments
Business Contracts
Is it time for a REAL agreement and a proper contract?
Are you a friendly entrepreneur with no contract? When you start a business, the last thing on your mind is contracts The first people you pay are often your friends
Annabel Kaye July 18, 2015 No Comments
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