CJAM News Archives - Page 22 of 23

CJAM announces Charity of 2011 – The J’s Hospice

We are pleased to announce that CJAM will be donating all services free to The J's Hospice in 2011.

How should small charities handle communications work?

Research shows small organisations are adopting a range of techniques to get their message across.

More than £450m investment for regional jobs and growth

Over 100,000 new jobs will be created and safeguarded under Government plans announced today by the Deputy Prime Minister to invest £450m in businesses across England.

£20m management training fund will help small businesses grow

Skills Minister John Hayes recently called on senior leaders in SMEs to take advantage of funding that will support leadership and management training to help them grow their businesses.

Independent Commission on Banking: Publication of Interim Report

The Interim Report sets out the Commission’s current and provisional views on the need for reform and on possible reform options.

Bribery Act 2010 – Quick Start Guide

The Bribery Act 2010 Quick Start Guide, will help organisations of all sizes and sectors put procedures in place.

New climate change advice to help businesses boost growth

The Climate Resilience Toolkit is a quick and simple online tool.

Government bins business red tape

Business will be freed from the burden of red tape under a package of sweeping reforms to regulation.

New ‘Solutions for Business’ portfolio refocused on growth

The Government is launching a new portfolio of products today to help businesses and support growth in the economy.

April changes for Corporation Tax for associations and charities

These changes will affect third sector organisations that pay corporation tax, including clubs, societies, associations, co-operatives, charities and other unincorporated bodies.

£100m investment in skills to drive growth

Secretary of State for Business, Vince Cable, and Minister for Skills, John Hayes, recently launched a £50 million a year fund to help businesses develop the skills they need to drive growth.

Radical shake-up of Criminal Record Regime and Vetting and Barring Scheme (VBS)

More than nine million people working or volunteering with children and vulnerable adults will no longer need to register and be monitored by the state following an overhaul of the checking regime.