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With women making up only 14% of the 2.1 million people working in UK construction and just 2% of SME housebuilding businesses owned and run by women, HJK Construction is helping to make the industry more accessible to women. Elli Kiely Elli Kiely, Design & Innovation Director, at HJK Construction has been appointed Continue reading HJK Construction’s Elli Kiely Champions Female Careers in Construction as the Decline in Housebuilding Grows
By Nicola Maynard, Prison Law Partner at Reeds Solicitors The Labour government in 2005 introduced the IPP sentence where prisoners were given no maximum tariff and ended up becoming trapped in a revolving door. However, under the Conservative government in 2012 IPP sentence were abolished due to matters concerning human rights. This was a Continue reading Re-sentencing exercise in relation to all Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP)
By James Johns, Head of Corporate Affairs, UK, Workday The new Labour government has set its sights on growth. Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, have repeatedly highlighted their ambitions to bolster the economy. Meanwhile, the word ‘growth’ featured a healthy 74 times in the King’s Speech laying out the government’s Continue reading How the new government can use AI to transform the public sector
By Steph Gemson, Director, TaxGem With the new Prime Minister in situ at Downing Street, businesses across the UK are keen to know what this will mean for them. And of course, as accountancy and tax professionals, we are here to advice our clients with whatever the future holds under a Labour government. Some Continue reading TaxGem: What taxes might be impacted under a Labour government?
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