Connections

The FCA has published the results of its survey on non-financial misconduct. Set out below are (1) key findings; (2) next steps for the...

Sometimes, it's essential to take a step back and reflect on just how much has changed in recent years. Last weekend, my children and I...

The Employment Rights Bill was introduced to Parliament today, promised within Labour’s first 100 days of office which we reported on in...

A recent report found that over 40% of business leaders expected to employ less people within the next five years due to the growth of AI...

2024 is being labelled as “the year of Democracy” with more than 50% of the global population eligible to vote in major elections. A...

Harassment cases tend to attract media attention, and so it is important that they are carried out in a considered and fair way....

As I prepare to attend this year's Legal Geek conference, I find myself eagerly anticipating the discussions surrounding GenAI, a topic...

A big question, but not out of the realms of possibility. As noted in a recent Financial Times article, there are varying ways in which...

For research scientists, the Hawthorne effect is a well-known problem of human behaviour reactivity - where individuals modify an aspect...

Dealing with whistleblowing incidents is complex, there are usually many moving parts and a regulatory backdrop to consider. They will...

I always like hearing from the people on the ground about what they’re experiencing and what they see coming down the line for the...

The role of Non-Executive Directors with a HR background in the boardroom is likely to be a key fit in recognising the key role of people...