Franchises & Working from Home

Going back to school brings on a mix of emotions. While children may feel excited at seeing their friends again, they may also be worried about what’s in store, especially if they are making the transition to “big school”, or facing important exams. These useful tips will help your child and you to prepare for going back to school – whether they’re moving up from nursery, going up a year, or going from primary to secondary school.
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Recent research commissioned by Kodak reveals that half of Britain’s stay-at-home mums are turning on their computers to raise extra cash. And whether it’s working from home, or starting up your own business, Saira Khan has this advice.
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Once upon a time working from home was reserved for kit constructors, envelope-stuffers, and somewhat dubious mail-order companies. Today however, thanks to the glorious age of the internet, we can now do absolutely heaps of different jobs and all from the comfort of our own homes.
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A pet makes a loyal and loving companion but is ultimately dependent on the care and attention provided by its owner to keep it fit, healthy and happy. Choosing the right pet insurance is key and could save you lots of money in the long run.
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Franchises cover a huge variety of different businesses and products, so there is certainly something for everyone. We take a look at some case studies of successful franchises, and happy franchisees.
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Continuing the case studies of franchises, we look at what other companies are out there, and some mums share their experiences.
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The idea of franchising is very simple and straightforward. They allow you the flexibility of working for yourself but with the support of a proven business model. We take a look at what joining a franchise could do for you.
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Thu, 11/02/2010 - 9:47am
Parents are facing limited holiday playscheme places this half term due to tighter Government legislation on play workers.
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Thu, 28/01/2010 - 5:24pm
Early years children with special educational needs (SEN) are falling behind in personal and social development and literacy skills, new Government statistics have shown.
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Thu, 28/01/2010 - 2:49pm
The Government is proposing to allow new fathers up to six months paternity leave, to enable mothers to go back to work earlier.
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