December 2001 | January 2002
 

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Stressful - but well worth it

FSB plea to Chancellor of the Exchequer

Scamwatch

Federation welcomes interest rate cut

Scottish First Minister to speak at Aviemore 2002

Advice? We don't need any, thanks

Scholarships will help prevent social exclusion

Employment figures hide truth, says report

Cross-channel partnership

Communications funding available

Barclays announces plans to help SMEs

Possible solution to credit card loophole

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Stressful - but well worth it

Owners of small businesses are suffering more stress - but they still wouldn't work for anyone else, according to a survey. The research, carried out by the FSB and Abbey National Business Banking, reveals that running a business is more stressful than it was five years ago - mainly because of additional red tape, late payment and recruiting the right staff - but the attractions of being your own boss are enough to prevent business owners from going back to the world of the monthly pay cheque.

For the full News, see pages 4-5, 7-8, 27 of the December 2001 / January 2002 issue of First Voice

 

 


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