New footings for the relationship between the Regulator of Social Housing and the Housing Ombudsman
In case you missed it, the updated Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Regulator of Social Housing and the Housing Ombudsman...
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Will there be zero requests from zero-hour workers?
You may have seen our ebriefing earlier this year following the Government’s announcement in support of the Workers (Predictable Terms...
Renters Reform Bill delayed
The Government has not made parliamentary time for its second reading this autumn as expected, so the progress of the Renters Reform Bill...
£130 million fine for excessive price of hydrocortisone tablets
The Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) has recently upheld the Competition and Markets Authority's (CMA) finding that pharmaceutical...
New ground - Charity Commission guidance published on use of social media
On Monday the Charity Commission published its first-ever guidance for charities on the use of social media.
Traditional libertarians will...
Tribunal finds that the ‘right to breathe freely’ is not a protected belief under discrimination laws
The employment tribunal was recently asked to consider the question of whether an airline pilot’s belief about the ‘right to breathe...
4 October - immigration fees will rise
I posted at the start of August about the Government's announcement that they were going to raise immigration fees significantly for...
A toolkit for maximising the benefits of public procurement reform
As the Procurement Bill moves back to the House of Lords for amendments to be considered, the Bill is edging closer to receiving Royal...
Today is World Sepsis Day!
13 September 2023 is World Sepsis Day and the current Anthony Collins trainee cohort have partnered with UK Sepsis Trust for our 2023...
RAAC: Assessing the risks for social housing
Have you seen this article that I contributed to in Social Housing yesterday? It is a good round-up of news and views from many key...
The social housing sector and RAAC – what do we know so far?
A few weeks back many of us had probably not even heard of reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC). However, that has now changed...
It's good to talk... it might be the reasonable adjustment that's needed
The duty on employers to make reasonable adjustments for disabled individuals starts at the recruitment stage (s39(5) Equality Act 2010)....
Taking all reasonable steps to avoid discrimination: How far do you go?
'Banter' and insults whether intentional or not are the bane of most HR professionals’ lives! We all want to work in a relaxed...
Charging for regulation: Could changes in the housing sector mean greater transparency and accountability?
The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) has opened a consultation on its proposals to adapt the way (and amounts) it charges registered...
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