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According to a recent article in The Telegraph, workers in the UK might soon be given new rights to request a four-day working week, with...

It is well known that the social care sector is reliant on migrant workers - without them, the sector may collapse. Despite this, the...

This week, the peculiar request of French actor Alain Delon that his dog should be put down and buried with him on his death has hit the...

The actions (or inaction) of social housing providers are increasingly being scrutinised throughout the inquest process in relation to...

As we are all probably well aware, the country has a financial black hole - some £22 billion - which, sadly, is unlikely to be found down...

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has provisionally imposed a £6m fine on Advanced Computer Software Group Ltd, an NHS software...

Receiving urgent medical attention when it is needed can make the difference between life and death or severely reduced outcomes for...

On 10 July 2024, the Housing Ombudsman wrote to the chief executives of all social housing providers encouraging them to review their...

Sometimes employers try to do the right thing and still get it wrong. Lees of Scotland are in that boat right now, having set up a...

Seven years after the #MeToo movement in 2017 and five years after the UK government consultation on workplace sexual harassment in 2019,...

The new Labour Government has pledged to review the private rented sector (PRS), which plays a key role in meeting housing needs, to...

With the welcome news that the overall Social Housing Pension Scheme deficit has fallen from £1.5 billion to £690 million, employers...