We are celebrating 35 years in business, so thought it would be a good time to look back through the years.
Here we go again! We all thought we were done with lockdown and in Guernsey we had got used to being free and easy, going about our daily lives in whatever way we wish, wherever and with anyone we choose. Unfortunately, life had other ideas, this dreaded virus has hit our island again and come back with a vengeance.
Having just received the latest UK Report on Jobs from KPMG and the REC, which provides a comprehensive guide to the UK employment market, we were very encouraged to see
It is undeniable that 2020 didn’t turn out to be the year we were all hoping it would be. However, despite the horrors of the global pandemic that has had a huge impact on so many people’s lives, we thought we would look back on the year with a Guernsey perspective on events, counting our blessings to have been on our island home.
Just left school and looking to get on the career ladder? Or perhaps been made redundant or considering a career change? The current world state is relevant to how you plan your future career. We share with you a model of how to go about career planning. This includes self-assessment, career exploration, decision making and planning and implementation.
Our MD, Melissa, has been volunteering at the Polling Stations this week, supporting the election and the local community.
Having just received the latest UK Report on Jobs from KPMG and the REC, we’re encouraged to see:
When the coronavirus descended upon us in March 2020, the future was certainly unclear. There was an echo of shock and fear around the Island on that dreaded day when businesses were told that they were no longer permitted to operate as normal, which for many meant setting up their staff to work from home. The fact that so many businesses were able to introduce working from home so successfully has made them consider if working from home going forward isn’t something that can be introduced in the longer term