4 reasons why an Interim Manager can save your SME
Is your small business at risk due to rising costs?
According to recent data published by CEPYME, small companies (between 10 and 49 employees) are facing a challenging situation: labor costs increased by 4% in 2024, exceeding the general price increase (CPI of 2.8%). This limits their ability to compete, grow, and attract talent.
Why do small businesses have more difficulties than large ones?
This context highlights two distinct business realities. While large companies grew by 6.5% in employment last year, small ones barely reached 3.2%. This is because:
- They have less capacity to absorb costs and negotiate conditions with suppliers.
- They struggle to access specialized talent.
- Adapting to regulatory or market changes is slower.