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Teachers annual pay rises are to be brought to a halt and replaced with performance related pay structures, to encourage hard work from teachers across England and Wales.

www.keyconsultancy.org.uk Two of the largest teaching unions are taking action against wages, workload and pensions as of summer term. Key Consultancy, based in South Quay, canary Wharf, find out why.

The governments most recent plans to reduce energy have been revealed today - to pay companies money if they lower their energy usage. But how fair is this to those that are already putting in the hard work?

Latest reports declare that small businesses, particularly in Scotland, are confident that this year business should finally increase revenue after the on-going recession.

The coldest days of the year are upon us, energy bills are rising much higher than the public thought and those less well-off are concerned with how they will get through the winter without getting into debt.

Latest headlines have revealed the economy was expected to shrink 0.3% in the April-June period this year; however with estimates having now been abolished it has been said that the economy has shrank less than thought.

For the first time in 24 years, GCSE results awarded A*-C grade has dropped to 69.4% compared to the higher average in 2011 of 69.8%. Key Consultancy London debates the reasons for this and if there are still hopes for so bright future.

After months of waiting Britain has finally had a glimpse of summer, with temperatures soaring, barbeques sizzling, we are finally experiencing weather better than the typical ‘British summer’.

Around the world there are over 900 million active Facebook users, and over half of users are using Facebook on a mobile device.Facebook will now be advertising apps directly on to user’s news feeds, to increase their revenue after a huge decrease.

Canary Wharf based outsourcing sales company Key Consultancy, are one of the thousands of companies in the Docklands and London area bracing themselves for the up and coming travel mayhem brought from this summer’s London 2012 Olympics.