DNACPRs - what are they and who decides?
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Dairy allergen death and the importance of allergen labelling
Pret a Manger are again in the spotlight following the death of a woman with a severe dairy protein allergy who ate a flatbread prepared...
Reflections on Panorama findings at Edenfield Centre
The abuse revealed by Panorama at Edenfield Centre in Manchester is truly shocking. While the failings of Greater Manchester Mental...
Face to face for employers and landlords – right to rent/work checks
The Government has announced the lifting of one of its remaining Covid-19 measures. From 1 October 2022 landlords carrying out
Wave 2.1 of the Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund - it's time to apply
Inevitably the turmoil of the last two months has delayed many things, among them the opening up of Wave 2 of the Social Housing...
Proud to be at pride
A few weeks ago I wrote about Manchester Pride, with an early disclaimer that I hadn't been to a pride festival myself yet and my colleague
Apprenticeships in social care?
As highlighted in the recent article in Home Care Insight, taking on apprentices can be a huge asset to health and social care providers....
RIP to IR35's controversial reforms - but not quite yet
Tucked away in the biggest 'mini-Budget' in history last week, was an important announcement from the new Chancellor. The largely...
PEOPLE FIRST: A response from health and care leaders to the urgent and emergency care system crisis
With ambulance waiting times at an all-time high, the staffing crisis in social care, and hospital bed capacities completely overwhelmed,...
The end of employment law as we know it?
There's a storm brewing. And it's called the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill 2022/2023. Do not be taken in by its seemingly...
Rent increases and tenant satisfaction measures: how to score a win-win
The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) has just published its definitive set of tenant satisfaction measures (TSMs) which it will use...
New apprenticeship opportunities for prisoners
On 30 September 2022, new Regulations will come into force which will allow prisoners to undertake apprenticeships without the need for...
Long Covid - a disability?
It has already been established that people suffering from long Covid can be classified as disabled for the purposes of section 6 of the...
Keeping social value on the procurement agenda
In a recent e-briefing, we explored the concept of 'maximising public benefit' used in the Procurement Bill and the curious absence of...
There's a greatness to your lateness...
Not so for a House of Commons (HCC) cleaner who was dismissed for her tardiness. As my family will vouch, I struggle with timings but Ms...
Strike action – agency workers can plug the gap
The summer may be over (as the thunder and lightning has informed me) and the rail and postal strike action may have been called off out...
How is the implementation of the new KCSIE 2022 going?
If you missed our blog post on the key updates, you can click here to read it.
The 2022 Keeping Children Safe in Education Guidance...
Announcement of the Fundraising Regulator's strategic plan
Today the Fundraising Regulator announced its five-year strategic plan (2022-2027).
The Fundraising Regulator has been in operation for...
Back to school... and back to the drawing board for employers?
I am very supportive of the Government's decision to issue new statutory guidance to reduce school uniform costs. Whilst the guidance...
Don't ignore the Pensions Ombudsman!
The Pensions Ombudsman has upheld a complaint against a member’s employer for various errors made in relation to pension contributions....
Social Mobility Commission launches employer consultation
The Social Mobility Commission is launching a cross-sector employer consultation on social mobility within the workplace. The aim of the...
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