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| recent releases from Leicester Shire Development Agency, Business Link for Leicestershire and Business Link Lincolnshire & Rutland |
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Leicestershire's growing numbers of teleworkers are set to benefit from a new EU-wide agreement, according to the Euro Info Centre at Business Link for Leicestershire.
Issued 30 July 02. Source: Claire Woodward. | Read
A new EU directive could help Leicestershire food manufacturers by simplifying the regulations on food additives across Europe.
Leicestershire workers whose firms have offices in other European countries could soon be covered by a new set of rules giving them extra say in the company's future.
Anyone thinking of running their own business in the East Lindsey area should get in touch with Business Link Lincolnshire & Rutland, which is stepping up the support available to prospective business people in the district by holding a free Business Start Up Information Session on July 31.
Hundreds of Leicestershire businesses are logging onto a new website for an online business health check.
Four Leicestershire firms have secured deals worth more than £100,000 each after bidding for public sector contracts across the EU.
Local businesswomen celebrated a record fundraising year when they presented Lincoln County Hospital's breast cancer care unit with a cheque for £1,600.
It's smiles all round at a south Lincolnshire dental practice as employees celebrate achieving the prestigious Investors in People award.
Lincolnshire office worker Kelly Brotherhood will face the challenge of a lifetime later this year when she scales the highest active volcano in Ecuador.
A desire to pass on traditional craftsman's skills to future generations has inspired Bob Oakes to set up a blacksmith school at his forge in Cold Hanworth, near Lincoln. Now business enterprise officers at Business Link Lincolnshire & Rutland are hoping his success will encourage others to think about starting in business.
Business tourism in Lincolnshire and Rutland is bouncing back after the double setback of September 11 and foot and mouth.
Business Link Lincolnshire & Rutland are hoping that an idea taken from the Police Force will encourage more employers to focus on workforce development.
Two Lincolnshire businesses have received widespread acclaim following their success at the national finals of the UK Online for Business/Interforum E-Commerce Awards last week, (sponsored by Cisco Systems, The Royal Bank of Scotland Group and The Daily Express newspaper.)
Eight busy women are hoping for moral and monetary support from friends and colleagues, as they take part in Race for Life later this month.
A fund of £5000 is available to help businesses in Lincolnshire & Rutland with workforce development.
Farmers across the East Midlands are set to benefit from extra government funding for the Farm Business Advice Service.
Lincolnshire employers are being encouraged to take a different approach to health and safety and involve employees directly in health and safety issues.
A care home in rural Lincolnshire has achieved near perfect marks in an Investors in People assessment.
Aspiring entrepreneurs in Gainsborough are to be given extra support by Business Link Lincolnshire & Rutland.
Business people are being encouraged to use the summer months to improve their presentation skills.
Shouts of delight turned to sighs of despair as business people gathered to cheer on England in their World Cup clash with Brazil on Friday.
A networking group for businesswomen will be discovering the latest ideas to increase sales and profits in July.
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