10 Dec, 2024 Powered by purpose - our first B Corp impact report By Matthew Wort Firstly, I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the people who work at Anthony Collins (AC) and all our clients and referrers...
17 Jan, 2025 Caught between a rock and a hard place... By Anika Jutla The RSH Global Accounts were published on 9 January 2025 and they make for interesting reading. The accounts show a substantial...
17 Jan, 2025 Never just a label By Ann Houghton The title of this article—never just a label—applies to so many issues and scenarios, but right now, it's at the forefront of my mind...
14 Jan, 2025 Sorry, what did you say? By Bethany Milne A recent Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) case found that comments about an employee’s accent could be related to race for harassment...
14 Jan, 2025 Home Office prohibits the passing on of some immigration fees to sponsored workers By Bethany Milne If you are an employer with a sponsorship licence or are thinking about applying for one, you need to be aware of changes from the Home...
14 Jan, 2025 Devolution By Claire Ward We are waiting to see what the Government’s plans for devolution really are when the detail is released in the forthcoming white paper....
14 Jan, 2025 Environmental sustainability under a Labour government: Impacts of the legislative programme By Gayle Monk The King’s Speech and subsequent developments paint a picture of this Labour Government’s intentions regarding sustainability and the...
13 Jan, 2025 Making the most of probationary periods – now is the time to ensure they are used effectively By Anna Dabek The recent dismissal of Julen Lopetegui as West Ham's head coach after just eight months in charge highlights the importance of...
13 Jan, 2025 Healthy homes, ingredients and ovens: Opportunities for councils to collaborate By Mark Cook Oven-ready or ready ovens? There’s a lot of energy and creativity devoted towards the Government’s commitment to accelerate housing...
10 Jan, 2025 Planning reform: What can we expect? By Stuart Evans Max Howarth It came as no surprise that planning reform featured prominently in the King’s Speech given the Government’s manifesto pledge to build...
09 Jan, 2025 It’s nearly all change for public procurement By Chanel Quigley You will have seen that the Cabinet Office announced a delay to the commencement of the Procurement Act (the Act) – the date is now set...
08 Jan, 2025 The Employment Rights Bill in the UK: Implications for local authority employers By Matthew Gregson Sarah Harnett Whilst lengthy and packed with new proposals, there are still huge gaps in the detail and practical application. More consultation and...
07 Jan, 2025 S106 Affordable Housing crisis and what councils are doing about it By Jonathan Cox This excellent article by Keith Cooper highlights the changing role of local authorities in the Section 106 affordable housing crisis. ...