“Is your business struggling? A new documentary series for BBC Worldwide channels could help.”

BBC Worldwide channels is making a documentary series about small and medium sized businesses in the UK and the struggles they face.

January 15, 2013

In these turbulent times SME’s are some of the worst hit and many are struggling to keep a float. If you are worried about the future of your business, your staff and your profit our unique source of business advice could help.

If your response is YES to the questions below please get in touch!

DO YOU OWN YOUR OWN COMPANY?

ARE YOU A STRUGGLING BUSINESS?

ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT THE FUTURE?

WOULD YOU BENEFIT FROM SOME ADVICE?

If you run a company of ten to a hundred staff, they’d love to hear your story!

You can contact them at: business@outlineproductions.co.uk

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Sally

10 – 100 employees!!! I wouldn’t call that small business….a little noninclusive!
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  by definition it’s about right, anything under 12 employees is a micro-business, they should have extended the upper ceiling however, a ‘mid-size’ could include a small factory for example, which might employ upward of 500 people, certainly not ‘big’ business so must be classified as mid size?
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