Living Wage Divides Retailers
Opus comments in the Independent on the challenges facing retailers from introducing the Living Wage. Firms will only have to pay the “national living wage” to staff aged
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A third of Care Homes face Financial Crisis
Opus describes the threats facing the UK residential care market in a review by the Sunday Express. Research shows that out of the UK’s 5,500 care home operators, as
Processed Food Health Scare : the Financial Implications
Opus looks at how the WHO report on processed foods will affect key sectors, particularly agriculture and food processing in an article in City AM: It’s official –
IT Contractors: don’t be Outlaws like the Robin Hood directors
Opus comments in Contractor UK on a landmark court ruling on wrongful trading risks for directors of insolvent companies. The dangers for a contractor who’s operating from inside the
Receivables financing in the Print Sector
Opus comments for PrintWeek on the increasing use of factoring or invoice discounting to free up cash flow tied up in debtors to boost working capital resources. “We
Troubadour saviour keeps the music alive
The Evening Standard reports on the successful rescue of iconic London music venue, the Troubadour after two Opus partners were appointed Administrators. Music fans in west London breathed