Moorepay: on a winning roll

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Moorepay is a UK company specialising in payroll services. The company ranks sixth in this market in the UK and has nearly 3,000 contracts from a range of clients in both private and public sectors. The company should benefit from the increased popularity of outsourcing. Customer loyalty and client spread have helped keep the company's cash flow strong. The company's management owns 80% of the shares creating liquidity problems but Moorepay shares are recommended for investors in Oct 1995.

Moorepay

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A dull market

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EW Fact has been affected by increased competition and a fall off in the UK market for accountancy training which accounts for nine tenths of the company's business. The company's profit is forecast at 2 million pounds sterling for 1995 rising to 2.2 million pounds for 1996 by Credit Lyonnais. The company is offering discounts and increased its marketing efforts in order to revive sales. Investors are recommended to sell shares in this company in April 1995.

EW.FACT PLC

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High-flier accountants are calling the shots: demand for accountants who can offer more thanjust number-crunching skills is threatening to outstrip supply. This recruitment drive is pushingup salaries and improving overall packages after the lean years ofrecession

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As companies take on more employees thedemand for accountants and accounting staff is starting to outstrip supply, and the renewedrecruitment drive is placing upward pressure on salaries. Companies are seeking candidates withmore than the traditional accounting abilities such as communication and leadership skills. Thetop 20 companies have increased their salaries for newly qualifiedaccountants.

Compensation and benefits, Accountants

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