National Inclusion Week 2021: United for Inclusion
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The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman's annual review of social care complaints: Lessons for the sector (and the CQC).
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Contactless limit increases now a choice - Good news for inclusion and balance
As autumn arrives, and the nights draw in, any opportunity to save valuable time at the checkouts on the way home is, in my view, to be...
Covid-19 public inquiry - Appointing a chair
After meeting yesterday with the Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice group, the Prime Minister has promised to appoint a chair for the...
Manchester to see new affordable housing in city centre
It is fantastic to see a bold scheme being brought to Manchester city centre, not just with affordable housing, but 60% affordable...
Is follow-up support after adverse clinical events fit for purpose?
Yesterday I spoke with someone who had suffered life-changing complications after an operation went wrong. Whether the operation was...
Social care - does the NI rise solve anything?
Successive Governments have ducked the issue of social care reform. Many have promised action but none have delivered. The current...
Life expectancy reduction - What does it mean?
News that life expectancy has reduced over the last year due to Covid-19, particularly for men, is in some respects perhaps no surprise -...
Everyone else can see that the staffing crisis impacts on safe care, so why can't the CQC?
Much has been written about the worsening staffing crisis within the care sector. The impact of Brexit, lack of proper funding and...
Help with the cost of family mediation
The government voucher scheme is up and running. Today we successfully received our first £500, helping our client to settle their...
The Charity Commission calls - does smoke always mean fire?
When the Charity Commission knocks on the door of a charity (usually the email "door") asking for information from a charity it is easy...
Flexible working: Confirmation of rights from day one of employment to be announced tomorrow
Tomorrow, it is anticipated that the Government is set to confirm reforms enabling employees to request the right to work from home from...
Market making or market following? The tough decision for government
Today, the first day for the newly named Department of Levelling Up, Housing & Communities, we had the launch of “No Place Left Behind
Pension inequality a major issue when couples divorce, research finds
Couples trying to save money when they divorce often ignore their pensions. For the wife (usually) this is a huge mistake and a false...
Class pay gaps and data gathering: some lessons from PwC
Less than a week after KPMG announced it would be setting targets to improve the socio-economic diversity of its leaders, PwC has...
Self certification of medical exemption to vaccination
Tomorrow is the final day for someone to have their first vaccination if they want to be fully vaccinated by 11 November. With one day to...
Mental health and wellbeing in the social enterprise sector
Emma Raducanu’s victory at the US Open last weekend shows us all the importance of looking after our mental health. Despite the pressure...
Independent Inquiry into Child Sex Abuse makes recommendations for faith organisations
*Co-authored with Precious Mealia, trainee solicitor
Following its investigations into the Catholic and Anglican Churches last year,...
Housing 2021 - Regulatory perspective on the Building Safety Bill
I had the great pleasure of presenting live at CIH Housing 2021, outlining the key obligations set out in the published Building Safety...
Class equality in the workforce: there's more to be done
Accountancy firm KPMG has today announced that it will set a target for 29% of its partners and directors to come from working-class...
Defended possession claims and directions at first hearings
A common challenge for landlords in possession claims is that court rules say that directions must be made if a possession claim appears...
Mandatory Covid-19 and flu vaccination for all health and care workers - Key points from the Consultation
The promised consultation on extending mandatory vaccination across all health and care settings has been launched today and closes on 22...
International Literacy Day 2021
Not only is today a very sunny Wednesday, but it is also International Literacy Day.
International Literacy Day was founded by the United...
A start on the journey to social care reform - now how to make care work a "more rewarding vocation"
Yesterday's announcements of the plan to implement a cap on care costs and introduce a health and social care levy are a welcome small...
How flexible are you?
I don't mean can you still do the splits. Rather, how flexible are you willing to be as an employer for your employees? Flexibility is...
Tax rises to fund social care - whatever your view, ensure the starting position is understood properly first!
Having quickly skimmed the Government announcement on changes to National Insurance to fund social care (although for the next three...
What should employers of social housing consider in a hybrid working policy?
Back to school and the start of #cihhousing2021 conference this week seems to be coinciding with the advent of a return to the office in...
Pets and divorce: who keeps the dog?
The below article looks at the issue of who gets to keep the beloved pet following separation. The article highlights that following the...
The new way to share care of your children.
Most parents want to see their children regularly when their relationship breaks down. Often the agenda is an adult one, that of equality...
Mandatory vaccination judicial review challenge - uncertainty ahead
My prediction that the mandatory vaccination regulations for care homes would be subject to legal challenge has been realised with...
Getting your get
Amendments to the Domestic Abuse Act now say that withholding elements of the religious divorce can be a form of domestic abuse.
The...
A question of fairness
Yesterday the Joseph Rowntree Foundation published a letter to the Prime Minister, signed by them and 99 other organisations, urging the...
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