JASON MELLOW: Tips to safeguard your business this festive season

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Business owners must take appropriate measures, such as enhancing security and insurance cover, to ensure the business is protected during this chaotic time

The festive season can be a stressful time for business owners who are often forced to deal with reduced staff counts, increased demand for goods and ever-evolving stock inventories. While many others tend to clock off come mid-December in search of summer sun, those tasked with keeping a business afloat are typically faced with numerous challenges, which may include increases in road accidents, theft of stock in the retail sector as well as the ever-present risks of goods being transported.

From new technology to tried-and-tested techniques, there are plenty of ways in which businesses can get ahead of the game and minimise potential losses during the festive rush. Here are some top tips to help make this season a little less stressful:The festive season tends to bring about a variety of changes from an operational perspective, with many enterprises having to work with fewer staff members, and, in the case of retail stores, a greater stockpile of merchandise.

If you have CCTV cameras installed, it’s important to ensure that these are regularly monitored and that your security company sends you detailed reports, so you’re able to keep tabs on suspicious behaviour or any potential blind spots.

 

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