We all love a good statistic. Or is that just me?
Anyway, this is where we compile all of our data centric posts – content that analyses facts and figures relevant to the micro businesses and freelancers in the UK today.
Remote working allows people to essentially work from anywhere, (not necessarily just from home). But just how prevalent is remote working in 2021? We’ve taken a look in our 2021 round up of UK remote working statistics.
How many of us still use our first pet’s name as our password for pretty much everything? Let’s take a look in our 2021 roundup of password statistics.
Influencer marketing. Buzzword or a key channel for any business operating in the 21st century? We take a look at some key influencer marketing statistics for 2021.
After almost a year of working from home, I imagine a lot of us would pretty much give our right arm right now to go
The UK’s micro businesses are an economic powerhouse. Here are the statistics that tell us why.
The phenomenon of the “side hustle” — namely having a second source of income in addition to a full-time job, is on the rise in the public. Let’s crunch the numbers.
Coronavirus has cost us hundreds of thousands of jobs. But just how serious is it? We look at the UK’s redundancy statistics for 2020.
Burnout. It affects millions of us. But how big a problem is it? We take a look at the statistics.
How has Coronavirus lockdown 2020affected productivity? We surveyed more than 2,000 adults in the UK to get the statistics.
The government’s new furlough scheme (officially named the “Job Retention Scheme”) has helped millions of employees around the UK to keep their jobs and continue
IR35. It’s here. But what, if any, impact will it have on you?
Manchester has an immense supply of co-working spaces. But with so many options, how do you choose? We take a look at some of the best!
How many of us still use our first pet’s name as our password for pretty much everything? Let’s take a look in our 2021 roundup of password statistics.
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