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Support for Workers (Predictable Terms and Conditions) Bill
The UK government has recently supported the Workers (Predictable Terms and Conditions) Bill proposed by Blackpool South MP Scott Benton. The bill aims to bring significant changes to tens of millions of workers across the country including agency workers.
Scion Mastery: No dough, no show!
Scion Mastery: “A cap on aspiration” – A codeword for condescension?
Scion Mastery explore the 4 key reasons why UK Universities are struggling to attract top talent in a crowded marketplace. This is the second in a four part series.
Rising Starlets: Rising Stars Nurseries and Daycare launches new interactive learning platform
Global Education Plus, the company behind London-based childcare provider Rising Stars Nurseries & Daycare, has launched its new ‘Rising Starlets’ interactive learning platform targeted towards children aged 0-5 and their families.
New strategy to boost NHS access to innovative medical technology
The UK’s National Health Service (NHS) has released its first-ever medical technology (medtech) strategy, aimed at providing patients with access to innovative, safe, and effective equipment and medical devices. The strategy focuses on accelerating access to technology and improving the quality of care offered by the NHS.
Professor Graeme Atherton (CEILUP) explores the latest round of levelling up funding
Professor Graeme Atherton, head of the Centre for Inequality and Levelling Up at the University of West London gives an analysis of the second round of levelling up funding and explores what more needs to be done.
Scion Mastery: Brexit – a bombshell, but business as usual!
Scion Mastery explore the 4 key reasons why UK Universities are struggling to attract top talent in a crowded marketplace. This is the first in a four part series.
New Children’s Social Care Implementation Strategy 'Stable Homes, Built on Love'
The UK government has announced a new Children’s Social Care Implementation Strategy, backed by £200 million over the next two years, aimed at improving support for vulnerable children and families.
Terence Carvalho wins Shaping Portsmouth Business Award 2023 and signs up for CEO Sleepout
Terence Carvalho, regional director of Delivered Social, has won the Shaping Portsmouth business award 2023 at the Shaping Portsmouth Annual Conference.
Hertfordshire children’s rights campaign named Social Enterprise Businesswoman of the Year 2022
Emily Aklan has been recognised as one of this year’s most exceptional women in business at the second annual Great British Businesswoman Awards. Emily, CEO at Serenity Welfare was honoured as Social Enterprise Businesswoman of the Year.
Cryptoasset regulations to be explored
The UK government has announced its ambitious plans to regulate cryptoasset activities, providing confidence and clarity to both consumers and businesses. This move delivers on the Prime Minister’s plan to grow the economy by embracing technological change and innovation while protecting consumers.
Environmental Improvement Plan announced by Thérèse Coffey
The UK government has announced its Environmental Improvement Plan 2023, which outlines its vision to restore nature, improve environmental quality, and increase prosperity in the country.
New fund to stimulate innovation in Occupational Health
The UK government has launched a £1 million fund aimed at improving the health and welfare of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and the self-employed.
Changes to Universal Credit start
Working people on Universal Credit in Great Britain will receive a boost in support to their earnings starting this spring. Over 120,000 low-income workers will be the beneficiaries of tailored support, as new regulations that came into effect on January 30 will now make it possible.
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