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Some of the people you support may well be affected by the events unfolding in Ukraine. Our QCS specialist, Barry Price, offers some timely advice on how you can assist…

It is a legacy of COVID-19 and not necessarily a positive one. As most of us finally begin to look forward, a number of family owned care homes are struggling to…

In this article, I want to focus on how carers can achieve the best possible outcomes for individuals living with dementia and all other forms of cognitive impairment by using…

The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) continues to call upon organisations in the UK to strengthen their online defences in the wake of the Russia -Ukraine war. The NCSC –…

Nikita Passi, Solicitor at Napthens outlines the new rates and what businesses need to do now before 1 April 2022. The Government has announced the new National Minimum Wage (“NMW”)…

Alexandra Stanton, Trainee Solicitor at Napthens looks at the latest bereavement advice from ACAS aimed at helping employers handle these difficult situations in a supportive and compassionate way. In February…

With International Women’s Day fast approaching, Stephanie Wiggans, Solicitor at Napthens, encourages all employers to look at what more can be done in the workplace to support women and  to…

New rules have kicked in which means it will be quicker, cheaper and easier for social care employers to recruit eligible workers to fill vital gaps. Angela Barnes, Senior Associate…