This year s revised federal tax code plus new Covid-19 initiatives provide additional incentives for startup companies, as well as small and medium-sized businesses. If you received a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan, you may qualify to have that indebtedness forgiven; and other tax incentives this year provide new deductions to lower your tax bill.
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Everyone wants to get more sales from their website, such as using effective SEO tactics and link-building, which work great. But there are many other inexpensive methods to attract more people to your site and get them to open their wallets. Check them out below! Use Honest Sales Content
Seems obvious, but many websites have claims that they cannot back up. Honesty in your site content is vital to your company’s reputation. But it also fosters and boosts trust in your company brand. Don’t make promises you cannot deliver.
Remember, online consumers today are attuned to marketing BS, so be honest and ethical in your sales copy, and you will gain more customers.
Stuart Gentle Publisher at Onrec
20 May 2021|
Recite Me & Eploy announce partnership to bolster inclusive recruitment
Eploy, a market leader in enterprise cloud-based ATS and e-recruitment software, has announced a new partnership with Recite Me, the assistive technology provider, to deliver an inclusive experience when attracting, engaging, and managing candidates.
The Recite Me and Eploy partnership will allow customers to offer their candidates the ability to adapt the careers website look and feel to suit their individual needs. When enabled, visitors will be able to access a toolbar full of accessibility and language support options. These features include text to speech functionality, fully customisable styling, reading aids and a translation tool with over 100 languages, including 35 text-to-speech voices and many other features.
Stuart Gentle Publisher at Onrec
19 May 2021|
REC response to ONS labour market stats, May 2021
Responding to this morning’s ONS labour market figures, Chief Executive of the Recruitment & Employment Confederation (REC) Neil Carberry said:
“Today’s figures show the labour market remained very resilient during the latest lockdown, and even show the beginnings of the recovery in hiring that business surveys are suggesting. It’s no surprise to see a fall in the total hours worked when restrictions were at their strictest. The fact that the number of payrolled employees increased during January-March alongside the headline employment rate is also a positive sign. With the announcement of lockdown easing in February and restrictions starting to lift in March, business confidence has grown, and we can see that in the growing number of job vacancies – especially in sectors like hospitality.