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We commissioned some research to identify the challenges and benefits posed by working from home. Find how people have been affected differently, here.

It’s crucial for staff to receive the right level of asbestos training. We outline the three different types of training and what they cover, here.

Teachers benefit from good communication skills. We outline why effective communication is key in the classroom and explain some strategies, here.

Being an early years practitioner can be an incredibly rewarding role. We outline the skills and qualifications required to pursue the career, here.

All food distance sellers should have clear food allergen labelling. We explain the current EU and UK distance selling regulations, here.

There are many reasons a teacher may consider a career change. We explain how you can transfer your skills as a teacher in alternative jobs, here.

Bonfire night is approaching! Read our bonfire night safety tips for advice on staying safe, including bonfire guidance and the firework code.

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) regulates and inspects health and social care services. We outline the CQC fundamental standards and the 5 KLOEs, here.

School governors play an important role in the success of a school. We outline the role of a school governor and their various responsibilities, here.

Wearing hard hats is vital if you work in construction. We outline the importance of hard hat colour codes for construction and their meanings, here.

Asbestos is incredibly dangerous and can still be found in buildings. Find out what to do if you come across asbestos in your home, or elsewhere, here.

Contextual safeguarding is an important addition to the current safeguarding approach. We explain what it means and how it influences your role, here.

Force majeure can give you some relief if work has to be delayed or even terminated. We explain what it means for construction contracts, here.

All the information you need on different types of fire extinguishers, the colours of fire extinguishers, fire signage, and fire classification.

Skills for Care supports social care employers to run & deliver their services effectively. We discuss the Skills for Care endorsement here.