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Small businesses spend 3 weeks a year on cash admin - but refuse to ditch notes and coins - AOL (opens the original)
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The average small business owner spends more than three working weeks a year on cash-related admin. Nearly three and a half hours a week are taken up by jobs such as counting cash, totalling more than 178 hours a year – the equivalent of 22 eight-hour working days. A study of 500 small business owners, sole traders, and those with side hustles found one hour every week is typically spent travelling to pay in money - an average of £1,738 each week. However, 60% find the process of depositing cash
SMEs spend 3 weeks a year on cash admin - but refuse to ditch notes and coins (opens the original)
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The average small business owner spends more than three working weeks a year on cash-related admin. Nearly three and a half hours a week are taken up by jobs such as counting cash, totalling more than 178 hours a year – the equivalent of 22 eight-hour working days. A study of 500 small business owners, sole traders, and those with side hustles found one hour every week is typically spent travelling to pay in money - an average of £1,738 each week. However, 60% find the process of depositing cash
Small business owners spend more than three working days on cash admin - AOL (opens the original)
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The average small business owner spends the equivalent of more than three working weeks a year on cash-related admin alone. A study of 500 SME owners, side hustlers and sole traders found nearly three-and-a-half hours a week is taken up with jobs like counting cash and travelling to pay it into accounts. This amounts to more than 178 hours a year - the equivalent of 22 eight-hour working days. Typically, SME owners will spend one hour every week simply travelling to pay in money. But a third hav
Ultra-runner to undertake 500-mile challenge to spotlight British farmers and local produce - AOL (opens the original)
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New research shows almost a third of Brits feel disconnected from where their food comes from. In a survey of 2,000 adults, 40% said supermarket shopping means they rarely stop to consider where ingredients for their meals come from. And with so many products available year-round, 39% said they rarely consider seasonality. For 18%, this lack of knowledge about the food journey comes down to living in a city and never seeing farming or food production firsthand. However, nearly 48% would welcome
Ultra-runner to take on 500-mile challenge to spotlight British produce (opens the original)
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New research shows almost a third of Brits feel disconnected from where their food comes from. In a survey of 2,000 adults, 40% said supermarket shopping means they rarely stop to consider where ingredients for their meals come from. And with so many products available year-round, 39% said they rarely consider seasonality. For 18%, this lack of knowledge about the food journey comes down to living in a city and never seeing farming or food production firsthand. However, nearly 48% would welcome
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