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  • Why are so many young people suffering from depression and why don’t they talk about it?

    Published: 5th December 2024

    Depression among young people is rising, and the reasons behind this are as complex as they are concerning. There is no single cause for the onset of depression. Yes, genetics and family history can play a role in determining susceptibility, but environmental, societal, and personal factors often serve as triggers.

  • Why doing the right thing in business matters.

    Published: 5th December 2024

    In business, the right choices are not always the easiest, most popular, or immediately profitable. They can often require courage, integrity, and a commitment to prioritising the well-being of others over personal gain. Yet, doing the right thing should be fundamental to an organisation.

  • Understanding the Autumn Budget, the new Employment Rights Bill and what recent government announcements will mean for you

    Published: 30th October 2024

    The government’s recent Employment Rights Bill is poised to bring significant changes to the workplace, impacting both blue and white collar workers across the UK. In the Autumn Budget further announcements have been made that will impact and influence the employment landscape.

  • Is the Labour Party good news for the UK construction industry?

    Published: 19th July 2024

    In this blog post, we delve into whether the Labour Party's policies and vision are beneficial for the UK construction industry. We explore potential impacts on infrastructure investment, housing projects, regulations, and employment within the sector. Join us as we analyse the key changes and what they could mean for construction professionals and businesses across the UK.

  • Unlocking Potential: Transforming lives in the Construction Sector

    Published: 25th March 2024

    In today’s rapidly changing world, the significance of social value and the role social enterprises play in uplifting communities cannot be overstated.