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2023 Guide to travel and expense management

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Finance
Travel and expense management is a massive undertaking, whether you have 50 employees who travel for business or 5,000. Accurately collecting and reporting on all travel-related expenses is a challenge for finance managers worldwide. Fortunately, in recent years, things have changed. Today, modern software eliminates the need for paper expense reports, manual reimbursement processes, and back-and-forth approvals.  In this guide, we dive into travel and expense management. We showcase the signs that your processes may not be up to date, and the solutions available to help you improve your processes. All about travel expense management  Travel and expense management (T&E)…

Review of the FFA European Fund Finance Symposium

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Finance
We reported in last week’s edition of Fund Finance Friday on some of the significant themes and topics at the FFA 7th Annual European Fund Finance Symposium. Given the breadth and depth of panel sessions and conversations, we could not do the Symposium justice by attempting to include all of our key take-aways in one article, and so we continue our summary below. As always, many thanks to the FFA and all of the event’s sponsors and panellists for putting together such a topical and informative agenda, and creating a great opportunity to spend time with friends, colleagues and clients.…

Click supports CIPD’s Flex from 1st campaign

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Finance
Click Travel prides itself on its employee perks and benefits; from offering employees additional purchased leave, to receiving travel discounts and a packed social events calendar. Flexible working has always been present among the many benefits offered by the company, with over 70% of employees either working part-time/flexible hours or working from home on a regular basis. This month Click has taken another step forward with flexible working, introducing flexible working requests from day one of employment, rather than after 26 weeks, supporting CIPD’s Flex from 1st campaign.   What does this mean for Click? Click has grown by an…

The police board receives financial updates for the first time since January

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Finance
The Moose Jaw Police Service provided a financial update to the police board for the first time in months, a sign that city hall’s new financial software program is properly operating. The Moose Jaw Police Service provided a financial update to the police board for the first time in months, a sign that city hall’s new financial software program is properly operating. The organization (MJPS) had not provided the Board of Police Commissioners (BOPC) with a monthly financial update since January because the city hall had experienced problems implementing its Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software. While the police service has…