The impact of the pandemic on economic activity, employment, and the way we work has been far reaching. All of this has substantially impacted the world’s collective wellbeing and of course, this state of unease has flowed into workplaces. As workers grappled with a host of pandemic-related grievances, the duty of care employers have for employees, especially in relation to their wellbeing, suddenly assumed unprecedented levels of importance. One thing is certain: the past 18 months have placed employee wellbeing firmly on HR’s agenda. Fast forward to now and many countries around the world find themselves in a state of limbo. They are not yet clear of COVID-19 but are learning to live with it thanks to vaccinations and other

GoFi8ure Executive Director Lisa Martin shares some business management fundamentals to encourage owners still experiencing the fallout from Covid’s disruptions. 

Maybe you are bored, wish to retire, or over it and it’s just time to get out! There are many reasons people may choose to buy your business.  When looking to sell your business it pays to spend some time considering who is likely to buy your business – put yourself in their shoes and detail what they are likely to be looking for. You may have considered selling your business to a suitable employee or family member, but finding a buyer with the necessary skills, interest and money isn’t always that straightforward. The “list my business for sale” option gives you a great range and a bigger pool of prospective business buyers. There are many types of buyers –