Whistleblowing and the importance of strong corporate governance
However thoroughly your employees are vetted, and whatever the penalties for wrongdoing, there is potential in any organisation for illegal or immoral activity to take place.
The importance of good English in businessÂ
An organisation that frequently makes errors does not come across as professional, which can be damaging to your reputation.
Autism Awareness Week and Supporting the Neurodiverse Workforce
According to The National Autistic Society only 24% of autistic people are in any form of employment and 50% of autistic people said support, understanding and acceptance would be the biggest thing that would help them into employment. But what do organisations need to be doing to support neurodivergent workers?
How poor governance meant Post Office red flags were ignored
And still it goes on. Despite the furore that arose as the public woke up to the full scale of the Post Office scandal thanks to a scathing ITV drama called Mr Bates vs The Post Office, little appears to be have changed, or been learned.
B Corp Month: The Bridgehouse Journey, a year on
As a certified B Corporation we have embraced a holistic approach to business, prioritising social and environmental impact alongside financial performance. Since obtaining our B Corp certification, our dedication to sustainable practices and ethical decision-making has propelled us forward, shaping our corporate culture, strategies, and initiatives.
The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act
Changes to Company Law are coming into effect during 2024 and 2025 as a result of The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act, which received royal assent in October 2023.
Six Tips On How Businesses Can Support Employees During the Cost-of-Living Crisis
It’s safe to say that the cost-of-living crisis has had an impact on almost everyone, with higher prices on everything from the weekly food shop to petrol leaving people feeling the pinch. So, how does this link to well-being at work and employer responsibility?
Green light at last for The Economic Crime BillÂ
For so long it’s been so near, and yet so far. But the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill has finally passed through both Houses and is ready for Royal Ascent. It has been touted as a landmark piece of legislation with far-reaching implications for the business world. Its provisions are designed to combat various forms of economic crimes, including money laundering, fraud, corruption, and tax evasion.Â
Directors are not immune from consequences of poor management decisionsÂ
On July 3, the former finance director of collapsed outsourcing company Carillion was banned from serving as a company director for 11 years.Â
Is Mike Ashley right that UK governance rules are not fit for purpose?
On the face of it, there was nothing particularly unusual when Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group bought Studio Retail (SRG) out of administration in February.