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While football-fans can look forward to a month of top quality television entertainment in June, for many employers Euro 2004 presents a potential headache. Thursday, June 3, 2004 (P/2004/26) [63]
Euro 2004 headache for employers
While football-fans can look forward to a month of top quality television entertainment in June, for many employers Euro 2004 presents a potential headache.


Letter from FSB National Chairman Carol Undy to Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown on the price of fuel dated Thursday 21 May 2004 Thursday, June 3, 2004 (L2) [61]
National Chairman's letter to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, 21 May 2004
Letter from FSB National Chairman Carol Undy to Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown on the price of fuel dated Thursday 21 May 2004


Pub companies are creaming off huge profits from neighbourhood pubs leaving their licensees to survive on earnings less than the minimum wage, according to FSB evidence to be submitted to a committee of MPs this week. Tuesday, June 1, 2004 (P/2004/25) [136]
“Never again” say licensees as pub companies hold them over a barrel
Pub companies are creaming off huge profits from neighbourhood pubs leaving their licensees to survive on earnings less than the minimum wage, according to FSB evidence to be submitted to a committee of MPs this week.


The FSB will this week encourage entrepreneurs to throw down the gauntlet to Royal Mail by demanding that they receive their post earlier in the day. Monday, May 31, 2004 (P/2004/24) [138]
FSB challenges Royal Mail to keep small business promises
The FSB will this week encourage entrepreneurs to throw down the gauntlet to Royal Mail by demanding that they receive their post earlier in the day.


News that firefighters may charge for attending road traffic accidents has brought heavy criticism from Britain’s biggest business organisation. Monday, May 24, 2004 (P2004/23) [227]
FSB Slams Emergency Charge Plans
News that firefighters may charge for attending road traffic accidents has brought heavy criticism from Britain’s biggest business organisation.


Small businesses are given precious little time to renew their employers’ liability cover - this despite industry guidelines that insurers provide policyholders with at least three weeks’ notice. Thursday, May 20, 2004 (P2004/22) [311]
Insurers flouting code over notice of renewals
Small businesses are given precious little time to renew their employers’ liability cover - this despite industry guidelines that insurers provide policyholders with at least three weeks’ notice.


Small businesses are being targeted by fraudsters posing as government enforcement agencies, the Federation of Small Businesses warned today. Monday, May 10, 2004 (P2004/21) [785]
Scam Warning From FSB
Small businesses are being targeted by fraudsters posing as government enforcement agencies, the Federation of Small Businesses warned today.


The FSB today welcomed the accession of ten new members states to the European Union but warned that the EU is failing in its objective to become “the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy in the world.” Thursday, April 29, 2004 (P2004/20) [491]
Euro-candidates urged to chart a better course for small firms in the EU
The FSB today welcomed the accession of ten new members states to the European Union but warned that the EU is failing in its objective to become “the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy in the world.”


Small business leaders today welcomed plans for a referendum on the European Union (EU) Constitution. Tuesday, April 20, 2004 (P2004/19) [583]
FSB statement on a referendum on the European Union Constitution
Small business leaders today welcomed plans for a referendum on the European Union (EU) Constitution.


More small firms are using Business Link, but a significant minority are still unaware of what it has to offer, according to Britain’s largest survey of entrepreneurs which was launched today. Tuesday, April 20, 2004 (P2004/18) [1067]
Better use of Business Link undermined by lack of awareness of its role
More small firms are using Business Link, but a significant minority are still unaware of what it has to offer, according to Britain’s largest survey of entrepreneurs which was launched today.



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