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Companies planning to move to new premises in order to enable further growth and job creation should also consider reviewing their existing time and attendance and access control systems, with one of the latest examples coming from Queen’s Award-winning manufacturer Harvey Water Softeners.

Is your company considering expanding their presence due to growth – or indeed moving to new premises altogether? Then that’s the perfect time to also deploy a new time and attendance system that’s fit for purpose.

Plans to build 27 homes and a new restaurant on a quayside near Penzance have been given the green light by planners, a recent news report in the local business media has been able to suggest.

Multiple new jobs are set to be created as Go Outdoors, the retailer of equipment for hiking, mountaineering and camping enthusiasts, is to open a new store in Reading, according to a media news report on the matter.

Moving offices due to expansion is also the perfect time for companies to review their existing time and attendance monitoring and access control solutions. This was also the case for insurance and data company CLS Group, who have moved into larger offices in Kings Hill in order to work more efficiently and allow room for further growth, according to a recent news report in the local media.

Plans to build up to 50 homes on land in Tongham, Guildford, have been recommended for approval despite opposition to the proposal, a recent news report in the local business media has revealed. Gleeson Developments is seeking permission to develop a site off Grange Road on land within the countryside beyond the green belt. Of the 50 homes proposed, 18 would be affordable.

Multiple jobs have been safeguarded after a furniture company whose sales went into decline after the vote on Brexit has been sold out of administration, a recent news report in the local business media has been able to suggest.

Time and attendance and workforce management systems can prove to be particularly useful in mitigating the inherent problems likely to occur when a company is going into administration.

Personnel management systems are particularly useful for companies expanding their workforce at a very high rate due to growth, such as Outset UK, the Maidstone-headquartered legal and business services group.

Plans have been submitted for the residential redevelopment of an office block close to Brighton’s seafront, a news report in the local media has been able to find.

Up to 340 jobs will be lost in Portsmouth and the Solent as part of BAE Systems’ latest rounds of redundancies, a news report in the local media has been able to suggest.

Multiple new jobs have been created after a two new Motorline dealerships were opened in Dartford following an investment of £8.5m, a news report in the local business media has been able to suggest. The business has relocated its existing Nissan and Skoda dealerships from Princes Road in the town to a 2.5-acre site at Rennie Drive, The Bridge.