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In the social care sector, the single most important asset is not the building, the equipment, or the technology; it is the people. The quality of care a person receives

Achieving a ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ rating from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) is a significant milestone for any care home. However, the most successful providers know that this is not

In domiciliary care, safeguarding is the most profound responsibility a provider holds. Protecting vulnerable adults from harm, abuse, and neglect is not just a regulatory duty; it is the moral

The upcoming Employment Rights Bill significantly strengthens sexual harassment law in the UK, and social care providers must be prepared for this.   In a recent webinar series that we hosted with Nectar HR, a national HR consultancy supporting SMEs, Sonia Rai and Josie

Receiving a poor Care Quality Commission (CQC) rating or facing a sudden leadership vacuum can be a deeply unsettling experience for any care home owner. When a service is in

For any social care provider in England, navigating the complex web of legislation is a fundamental part of the job. Among the most significant pieces of legislation is the Care