Category: Dorset Business News

How is your HR department?

Keeping up to date with employment law is a challenge - it can be easier to outsource than to keep up, explains Dawn Gallie,...

It’s a Ruby anniversary for Rubicon

100% employee-owned Rubicon recruitment consultancy – one of just four in the UK - has traded successfully for 40 years. Rubicon’s founder and current MD...

Dorset Chamber auction raises over £11,000 for Ukraine DEC

Swift donations from Dorset businesses lead to a successful auction raising £11,242 for the Disasters Emergency Committee Ukraine Appeal. Items donated for the auction bids...

Twisted Cider farm has expansion plans approved, despite objections

Almost two years after a fire destroyed their building, Twisted Cider have received planning permission for a bigger, more diverse operations base. Dorset Council has...

Why should we create a business culture of volunteering?

The benefits of a volunteering policy are far wider than simply ‘giving back’ and ESG work, says Ian Girling, CEO of Dorset Chamber Hello and...

UK agriculture feels the squeeze as the war in Ukraine hits home

Many are talking about the atrocities in Ukraine - but UK farmers are already fearing the repercussions of the war in Europe’s largest granary,...

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Oh good, it’s mud season again

It finally rained, it’s autumn eventing season – and for Jess Rimmer it’s a fresh reminder that eventers are never quite satisfied Right – I...

Name that village …

We had fewer correct guesses of last month’s mystery postcard which was of East Stour. We’re thinking his pick this month is the hardest...

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