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Vaccine hesitancy - do faith bodies have a role?
@FaithAction has highlighted the high degree of ‘vaccine hesitancy’ among BAME communities, with a Queen Mary study of the London...
Development agreements and procurement
We have made available an e-briefing on our website on the Commission v Austria procurement challenge on development...
What does 100,000+ deaths in the UK tell us?
Whilst the featured BBC article is an excellent analysis of how we reached 100,000 deaths in the UK, I wonder whether it really digs into...
Can you make Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory?
Last week's news that Pimlico Plumbers will seek to vaccinate their workforce as soon as the vaccine becomes available, has led to many...
Considerations for trustees who want to support Extinction Rebellion
My article this month for Civil Society's Governance magazine on behalf of Lawyers for Extinction Rebellion. It details the...
Using algorithms to enhance, not harm competition and consumers
To mark the launch of a new programme of work on analysing algorithms, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has published a report
Looking forward into 2021 - health and social care
Despite the immense challenges that no one foresaw, 2020 was an opportunity for much of what is good about the social care sector to...
Cashless society - progress or discriminatory?
I've always left the house with the mantra 'purse, phone keys' and more recently, added 'mask and sanitiser' to the checklist to make...
Looking forward into 2021
A group of our experts from across various sectors looked into their collective crystal ball, to see what they could see for the coming...
Top tips for council vaccination centres
Local authorities across the country are converting their public buildings to mass-vaccination centres to help in the fight against...
Looking forward to 2021 - Social business
2020 was a year with some encouragements amongst the enormous challenges and gives us some signs of hope going into 2021.
Whilst the...
When is a social enterprise not a social enterprise?
The story of Clarity, a social enterprise that ran into financial difficulties and was bought out by a private entrepreneur, is a sad but...
Unilever's Living Wage decision is a sign of the times
When ACS became an accredited Living Wage employer two years ago, I was personally shocked by how few law firms had clearly turned their...
Government resists calls for legal right to furlough for parents and carers
This request during parliamentary questions, arose following a TUC survey of 50,000 women which suggested that 71% of working mothers,...
Inquests relating to Covid-19 may be rare, but need to be approached with caution.
Covid-19 related inquests are rare because of guidance issued by the Chief Coroner, that where the deceased dies from Covid-19 an inquest...
Furlough fraud - accidental or deliberate? A reminder to get your 'furloughed' house in order
An interesting post on furlough fraud and not what you would expect to discover after resigning from a job you had been furloughed from,...
Don't be a rogue! Avoiding national minimum wage risks and being named and shamed.
The latest list of employers named and shamed for failing to pay the national minimum wage (NMW) has been published with 139 employers...
A new season for co-operation?
It was great to see Rose Marley, the new CEO at Co-operatives UK, enthusing about her first week in the role - in the blog below she...
Care is needed over PPN 11/20
Local authorities, in particular, should be wary of following the recommendation in Procurement Policy Note 11/20 to consider reserving...
Green Paper - Transforming public procurement
Green Paper – Transforming public procurement
In December, the Government issued a Green Paper setting out its proposals for reforming the...
Leaseholder reforms on the (distant) horizon
The Government last week confirmed its intention to reform the leasehold enfranchisement regime and its plans to proceed with pushing a...
Keeping our volunteers safe
The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) published guidance on how to safely and effectively involve volunteers in the...
Ensuring employees feel valued and included when not "in the room"
Employers may wince when reading this case and then wince ever so much more learning that the claimant was paid over £8,000 in an injury...
Lockdown and Lasting Powers of Attorney
Lockdown #3 is here for the foreseeable future and with advice for clinically vulnerable people now back in place to shield, and the new...
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