Responsible Business

15 May 2024

Embracing disability and neurodiversity inclusion to bridge the fintech skills gap

A new project has launched that could double as a playbook for employers

The pros and cons of regulating AI

09 May 2024

Jeremy Swinfen Green explores the extent to which the EU’s AI Act is likely to promote or hinder the responsible use of artificial intelligence applications.

Energy security, affordability and sustainability: the grand alliance

09 May 2024

There is little doubt that the climate crisis is one of the direst challenges humanity has ever faced, with far-reaching consequences that will affect generations to come.

Digital access denied: why inclusivity can no longer wait

09 May 2024

Despite the challenges, making websites accessible is vital for the full inclusion of individuals with impairments, highlighting the need for proactive design and policy changes.

Unlocking international education challenges and growth

09 May 2024

Training and professional development is becoming a key to unlock recruitment and retention challenges in international schools – and a growth opportunity for UK businesses

09 May 2024

Brick by brick, the UK construction sector is moving towards its net zero goals

Using British materials and employing locally has been central to the company’s sustainable business model since it began its operations under the Michelmersh Group name in 1997.

Joining the debate in 2024: protecting your organisation's reputation in a polarised world

09 May 2024

Some sage once said that reputation is what people say about you when you’re not around.

Dove’s latest ‘Real Beauty’ drive – and why AI will be harder to ditch than it thinks

09 May 2024

Beauty brand Dove recently announced it would not use models generated by artificial intelligence (AI) in its advertising campaigns. But is this really an anti-AI stance or merely the marketing of “inclusive” and “realistic” AI-generated images?

The EU’s new ecocide law may still let environmental criminals get away with it

09 May 2024

The EU recently passed a law that criminalises actions “comparable to ecocide”. It’s a revolutionary legal development – the first law of its kind to be adopted by a political entity with substantial global influence

The economy, taxes and doing the right thing

30 Apr 2024

Paying the right amount of tax is not just a legal duty: the underlying role of taxation is to ensure the delivery of public services

30 Apr 2024