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Today's article in the Civil Society highlights the Charity Commission’s latest report showing a significant rise in whistleblowing...

Yesterday's King’s Speech came after an election where big promises were made and an even bigger majority won. The State Opening of...

With the Prime Minister’s announcement yesterday of a 4 July election, the starting gun has been fired and the race is on. But this...

The Labour Party has announced that, should they win the next election, they would extend the specific equal pay rights, currently...

In February 2023 Michael Gove announced that mandatory qualifications would be introduced for senior social housing managers and...

We’ve all said things we didn’t mean, at times. However, when it comes to words that could be construed as a ‘resignation’, this could...

I wrote a blog published in Social Housing Magazine on Friday that includes some reflections arising from an interview that I did during...

The vulnerability of zero-hours (and agency) workers is an issue that can serve as a proverbial dog whistle to parties on either side of...

Happy New Year from the employment and pensions team here at ACS! We saw out 2022 with the publication of our winter newsletter, looking...

'Twas the party for Christmas and all through the night, HR was panicking.... please all behave right'.  Love 'em or loathe 'em, work...

The strive to be a good employer has never been more important than over the last 12 months. The Covid-19 pandemic has placed corporate...

The Social Mobility Commission published its latest State of the Nation policy paper yesterday. The paper looks back at life in the...