With significant employment law changes taking effect in January 2027, effective performance and absence management will be more important than...
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Menopause Training for Managers: What Employers Need to Know
Menopause training for managers is becoming increasingly important as UK employers prepare for changes to workplace equality and menopause support....
Preventing Sexual Harassment at Work: What Employers Need to Do in 2026
Preventing sexual harassment in the workplace is an important responsibility for every employer. With further changes to UK employment law taking...
DfE Restrictive Interventions – Action Plan for School Leaders
DfE restrictive interventions guidance is having an impact on positive handling in schools. We have put together a high level action plan for school leaders and what they need to know.
Positive Handling in Schools: The impact of DfE Guidance on Restrictive Interventions
Positive handling in schools has been affected by the recent DfE guidance on restrictive interventions. We help schools adjust to the latest guidance through training and support.
Absence Management in the UK: Navigating the Employment Rights Act 2025
Employee absence remains one of the biggest challenges facing UK businesses. It affects productivity, team morale, and operational costs, making...
Dry January 2026 : Alcohol Awareness in the Workplace
Learn how Dry January can boost workplace wellbeing, productivity, and mental health, with practical tips and alcohol awareness guidance for 2026.
Menopause at Work: Why Training Matters More Than Ever
Menopause at work is a business-critical issue, and this October, World Menopause Month highlights why. Find out how Menopause Awareness Training can help organisations support employees, improve wellbeing, and foster an inclusive workplace.
Domestic Abuse Training: Why It Matters in The Workplace
Domestic abuse remains a serious issue in the UK, affecting millions of people every year. Providing effective domestic abuse training is essential...





