Reporting Non-Recent Abuse
Non-recent abuse allegations have often made front-page news within the last decade where victims of historic abuse have made allegations
How to take meeting minutes
In the UK, it is a legal requirement to take minutes at board meetings, and you should also perform that
Remote onboarding
The Covid-19 pandemic has meant that many people have found themselves working from home. This has become the new norm
Medication Management in Health and Social Care
The harm caused by medication errors has been recognised as a global issue, amid increasingly complex healthcare needs and the
Shipping food
Approximately 10% of people in the UK purchase food over the internet every week. According to Statista, the most frequently
What is Dehydration?
Many people do not realise how prevalent dehydration is in the UK. According to Water Logic, people in the UK
Food Hygiene Certificate Guide
What is a food hygiene certificate? A food hygiene certificate is a certificate awarded to those who successfully complete an
Types of Epilepsy
There are currently more than 600,000 people in the UK living with epilepsy, approximately 1% of the population. These numbers
Legal structure of a business
According to Government statistics there are 5.9 million private sector businesses in the UK; of these: 5.82 million businesses are
What is fibromyalgia?
Fibromyalgia is a chronic condition which causes widespread pain (pain all over the body) that can vary from mild pain
Dangers in a kitchen
Kitchens are notoriously hot and hectic places to work. Even in household kitchens, dangers are present and it is necessary
What is Greenwashing?
As climate change has become a big topic around the world, retail, hospitality and other businesses want to show us
What is a Food Shelf Life? – The Guide
Many products, including food, have a shelf life. A shelf life puts a time limit on how long a product
What are the different types of disabilities?
According to the charity Scope, there are over 14 million disabled people in the UK. While 4.4 million of these
Fire Safety Doors
Home Office statistics show that in the year ending June 2021 the Fire Rescue Services (FRSs) attended 149,779 fires, a
Food shortage knock-on effects from COVID-19
The beginning of the pandemic was synonymous with images in the media of empty supermarket shelves and shoppers with overloaded
What is the Local Offer?
Since September 2014 every local authority has been required to publish information about services that they expect to be available
What is Dyscalculia?
The British Dyslexia Association describes Dyscalculia as “a learning difficulty involving the most basic aspect of arithmetical skills. The difficulty
Alternative Careers for Teachers
Teaching can be a rewarding career choice. Great teachers have the chance to inspire children and young people to work
Pest Control
The Pest Control industry has expanded over the past five years. Food-related businesses are required by law to maintain certain
What is Diabetes?
More than 4.9 million people in the UK are currently living with diabetes. 90% of people with diabetes have a
How can Teachers Support their Mental Health?
Research funded by the Nuffield Foundation is the first to examine the mental health and wellbeing of teachers in England
What is Anorexia and Bulimia?
Eating disorders include any difficult relationship with food. Anyone can experience problems with food, regardless of their age, gender, weight
What is Supervision in Care?
Supervision is a tool used in many workplaces to support, motivate and develop employees. In health and social care, supervision
