Monday, 20 February 2017

Small business red tape

A recent survey of 500 SME’s has revealed that that hurdles like HR compliance, health and safety demands and pension admin are stopping owners from growing their enterprise. On average these and other administrative tasks take an average of 10 hours out of the working week.



James Kinsella, co-founder of Instantprint, says, ‘We all know how it feels to fight the clock. There are only so many hours in the day to get everything done and SMEs are feeling the squeeze.

‘It’s interesting to see from the research that, while factors such as admin and staff management have an impact on productivity, it is the management of our hours, minutes and seconds that have the biggest effect on the running of a successful enterprise.’

One in ten business owners has less than an hour a week earmarked for business growth, while eight per cent say they struggle to find any time at all. A third of business owners could use a hand managing their finances to save time, while 22 per cent feel that responding to customer service concerns could be streamlined. A quarter of business owners believe they could improve the efficiency of their SME by hiring more staff, while one in ten want to automate the invoicing process to cut down on financial management. Enable’s experiences Independent financial Advisors know that it is always a fine balance dividing up your working week as an SME.  We are happy to help individuals and their businesses manage their financial plans if we can.

http://smallbusiness.co.uk/battling-red-tape-growth-2536799/

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