Outsourcing has long been used by larger firms looking to minimise the cost and impact of certain operations and procedures on their company. At a time when the UK business market is uncertain, it is a service now being explored by many smaller businesses and SMEs who are looking to offset costs or seek expansion during a high-risk period.
Its every freelancer’s worst nightmare. You find an awesome new client, agree on a brief, sign the contract, then one day you phone up to find all the staff have been let go and the MD has fled to the Caymen Islands. What can you do?
One unfortunate side-effect of being self-employed is having to manage your own company finances. Nobody gets into freelancing to be an accountant (except, perhaps, freelance accountants), and chasing payments can be a colossal drain on time and morale. We’ve already published a straight-forward guide to getting paid on time, but what happens if your clients refuse to pay?
Andy continues his talk with credit control experts Rob Warlow and Adam Home and Darren Fell of Crunch about credit control and debt collection. In today’s show we ask: What should we do if it all starts to go wrong?
Podcast 26: Credit Control and Debt Collection (part 2) [ 26:42 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
