SMEs are holding their breath while they wait to find out what the new Labour government means for them. Read more in #TheCover: https://t.co/BMTJq2Qfqv
The construction industry has a way to go when it comes to getting more women into the industry. Read more about what businesses can do in #TheCover: https://t.co/nGJGn0Uc2p
Despite the benefits, RegTech adoption rates remain low due to challenges like legacy system integration and interoperability. Learn more about the benefits and obstacles of RegTech in this article from #TheCover: https://t.co/hvmtNlJhEQ
The social care sector is lagging behind when it comes to the adoption of artificial intelligence. Read what experts have to say on the issue in #TheCover: https://t.co/UjGGCZunJd
The Labour government promises legislation and regulatory reforms to support small business but also plans a major overhaul of workers' rights. SMEs are holding their breath while they wait to find out what it all means for them. Read more in #TheCover: https://t.co/BMTJq2Qfqv
Cultural and language barriers can get in the way of delivering the best possible care, we look at ways to break down these barriers in #TheCover: https://t.co/BFebxm8zl6
In April, the legal obligation for employers to offer any available suitable alternative employment to employees on certain types of family leave was extended. Read more about what this means for employers in #TheCover: https://t.co/PucuAyFfKi
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Our report found that 41% of care workers say decision-makers lack understanding about about the interdependency of health and social care. Find out what the experts have to say on the subject in #TheCover: https://t.co/cK9h3H0tvV
With the UK general election set for 4 July, employment is now firmly part of the electoral spotlight. We explore what could be on the horizon in #TheCover: https://t.co/haSrBa4AGN
There has been a significant spike in the number of R&D tax relief claims being submitted to HMRC by care providers and other businesses that would not normally be eligible. Up to 50% of these are non-compliant. Read more in #TheCover: https://t.co/4rsJXTnl08
The issue of mental health and work-related stress is in the spotlight. But how can employers deal with it? Read more in #TheCover: https://t.co/1Io9ZxoIDx
In this article, we explore the impact of menopause, pregnancy loss and fertility treatment and highlight the importance of tailored absence policies, flexible working options and improved facilities. Read more: https://t.co/JEZBGtL6bH #WomenInBusiness#WorkplaceSupport
The APIL Catastrophic Injuries Conference 2024 is now open! @MatthewBromfield and @FrancescaBarry will be on-site for the next two days to talk to you about our ATE insurance and how we can support your commitment to providing access to justice for your clients. #WeAreMarkel
There's just one week to go until the APIL Catastrophic Injuries Conference 2024. Matthew Bromfield and Francesca Barry will be onsite to talk to you about ATE insurance and how a partnership with Markel can be beneficial to you and your clients. #APILCIC24#WeAreMarkel
Hear from Beverley Bates, our advice services director, at Memcom 2024 tomorrow.
Head to Commercial 4 at 2pm to hear insights on member retention and recruitment, then at 2.45pm Beverley will be chairing a panel exploring how to balance community, authenticity and value.
Senior Tax Manager Adam Ellerington explains how care providers may have become the unsuspecting targets for firms seeking to take advantage of HMRC's lack of resources to scrutinise all R&D claims. Did out more in #TheCover: https://t.co/4rsJXTnl08
With less than a week to go, we look forward to meeting you at Memcom 2024. Ryan Carter and Charles Coburn will be attending the event - come and say hi to find out how we can help you and your members thrive with relevant professional advice and protection.
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We explore how best to prepare for any upcoming Ofted inspections of supporting living accommodation, with insight from Francesca Snape, Solicitor at Markel Law in #TheCover: https://t.co/MvPeJqBcIG
According to government research around 432,000 small businesses have already adopted AI technology. While it provides efficiencies, businesses also need to be aware of the risks. Read more in this article from #TheCover: https://t.co/eIIOX4KLCl