The annual Chamberlain Lecture celebrates visionary leadership and achievements in local government and the impact it can have on the communities they serve.
This year’s lecture will be delivered by Councillor John Cotton, the new Leader of Birmingham City Council.
Protecting and promoting good workplace mental health is a business priority, relevant not only to a company’s duty of care to its employees but also to its bottom line. In this article, we look at why we believe that investors have a key role to play in supporting and encouraging companies to strengthen their approach to workplace mental health.
Good nutrition is fundamental to good health, yet humankind is experiencing a growing epidemic of diet-related ill health. This article explores how investors can play a crucial role in addressing this issue by engaging with companies on nutrition.
The CCLA Corporate Mental Health Benchmark – UK 100 aims to evaluate listed companies on the extent to which they provide the conditions for mental health at work to thrive.
On 5th June 2023, we will publish the second iteration of the UK 100 benchmark. To mark the occasion, we will be hosting two webinars, at 9am and 4pm BST
The Charity Commission recently announced that they were dropping the terms ‘ethical’ and ‘responsible’ from their draft revision of CC14, the regulation that sets out how charities can manage their money. In this article, we look at how this has the potential to be an important change and allow a wider shift in how charities can use their money, if supported by the proper guidance.