Employment
Cambridge Junction is to receive £99,996 through Youth Music's Catalyser Fund, to run NEXT WAVE.
NEXT WAVE is a new two-year music development programme, delivered in partnership with Romsey Mill, YMCA, Lyrix Organix, Anglian Ruskin University, and the Trusted Adult Scheme. The programme will be co-designed with and for young people from Cambridge who are interested in music produc...
UK Immigration Key Developments in 2024
Anne Morris summarises the key updates in UK immigration over the past year.
An introduction to Access to Work
Join us for a virtual session where we'll give you the lowdown on Access to Work and how it can benefit your business. ...
Drive business success with Best Employers Eastern Region 2025
Best Employers has been changing the face of employee engagement since 2012, by helping organisations get a deeper understanding of their employees through a detailed engagement survey. Personalised results and tailored action plans then help them evolve their workplaces for the better....
Cambridge NeuroWorks Launch Event - Powered by ARIA
Join us for the launch of Cambridge NeuroWorks, an ambitious multi-million-pound, three-year partnership with the Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA) to revolutionise neurotechnology. ...
Price Bailey welcomes Corporate Finance specialist
Price Bailey appoints Chartered Accountant and Corporate Finance specialist Pat Walters, who joins the firm’s Cambridge team as Strategic Business Development Director. ...
Price Bailey achieves top rankings in Best Companies Survey 2024
Listed in the following Best Companies categories for 2024: Top 5 Best Companies to Work For in the Accountancy Sector, Top 75 Best Companies to Work For Nationally, Top 25 Large Best Companies to Work For in London, Top 50 Best Companies to Work For in East of England. ...
It Takes a City seeks Deputy Chair
Homelessness partnership looking to recruit a Deputy Chair of trustees.
Smaller businesses less optimistic about growth prospects, according to new research
According to research by Price Bailey, nearly twice as many businesses with more than 500 employees think sales volumes will rise than businesses with under 250 staff. Smaller businesses more likely to think minimum wage increases will have a negative impact. ...