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Good planning and organisation are essential to putting on an event that is both safe and enjoyable. You can get started with the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) guidance for organisers on how to plan, manage and monitor your event. It will help you make sure workers and the visiting public are not exposed to health and safety risks. Whether you're an organiser, venue owner or volunteer, find out more about your responsibilities. Depending on...
First published
16 November 2024
Last updated
19 June 2026
warehouse workers wearing santa hats
With many seasonal jobs available at this time of year, employers must prioritise the health and safety of gig economy, agency and temporary workers. Workers are as likely to experience an accident in the first 6 months at a workplace as they are over the rest of their working life. The Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) website has guidance on 6 ways to protect those who are new to the job . There is also...
First published
15 November 2024
Last updated
4 April 2025
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SWITCH is a collaborative network of multidisciplinary expertise across academia, industry and government, coming together to accelerate the transition to Net Zero, in South Wales and beyond. The SWITCH-On Skills webinar series offers an engaging pathway into Wales’s Net Zero journey, equipping you with essential knowledge and practical tools. Each session introduces a key aspect of climate action and sustainability, dates below: Introduction to Circular Economy – 20 November 2024 Renewable Energy Technologies – 27...
First published
15 November 2024
Last updated
15 November 2024
Architect
Five decisions on major new renewable energy projects have been approved by the Economy, Energy and Planning Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Evans since her appointment in September, contributing over 280 MW of renewable energy for Wales – the equivalent to power more than 180,000 Welsh homes. Speaking to representatives from across the renewable energy sector at a packed Future Energy Wales conference at ICC Wales, the Cabinet Secretary outlined plans to: Allow Planning and Environment Decisions...
First published
14 November 2024
Last updated
14 November 2024
Wheelchair user working in an office
Disability History Month is a chance to promote equality, diversity and inclusion in the workplace and challenge the stereotypes and barriers that can exclude disabled people from work and society. This year, Disability History Month runs from 14 November to 20 December and focuses on livelihood and employment. Throughout Disability History Month we want to raise awareness about the benefits of employing disabled people and highlight the support and resources available employers. Recruiting disabled people...
First published
14 November 2024
Last updated
14 November 2024
Defnyddia dy Gymraeg (use your Welsh text)
The 'Defnyddia dy Gymraeg' (Use your Welsh) campaign will run between 25 November and 9 December 2024. This will be an opportunity for organisations of all kinds across Wales to promote their Welsh language services. The campaign will encourage Welsh speakers to use the language in their everyday lives. This year, the focus is on working with organisations in the health and care sector, as it is vital that people can access these services in...
First published
13 November 2024
Last updated
13 November 2024
work colleagues having a discussion and looking at a digital device
Join us for our exclusive Access to Finance Roadshow, designed to help businesses unlock their potential through strategic funding options. Whether you are a startup or an established company, this event will provide actionable insights on how to access the right finance to fuel your business growth and ensure you’re finance-ready. Industry experts, business owners and financial leaders will guide you through a series of panel discussions, offering you a clear roadmap to funding opportunities...
First published
13 November 2024
Last updated
13 November 2024
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Registered childcare premises will no longer have to pay business rates. Estimated to save the sector £3.4 million annually, the now permanent non-domestic rates relief for childcare premises will support childcare providers to invest in staff, create new jobs and reduce fee increases for parents. Since 2019, premises like day nurseries have not paid business rates in Wales thanks to the small business rates relief scheme - helping many tackle rising costs and continue to...
First published
13 November 2024
Last updated
13 November 2024
Net Zero concept electric car, wind turbines, solar panels
This Launchpad is dedicated to the pursuit of sustainable solutions in the realm of Net Zero industrial emissions. Innovate UK is partnering on this Launchpad with Welsh Government. A new pot of up to £1 million for innovative projects in parts of the South Wales Industrial Cluster funding competition opened on 4 November and will close on 11 December 2024. Net zero industry, South West Wales – Round 2 Minimal Financial Assistance (MFA) grant funding...
First published
12 November 2024
Last updated
12 November 2024
Person refusing to taken a bribe, money in an envelop
Guidance published by the UK government will provide organisations with important advice on the new corporate criminal offence of ‘failure to prevent fraud’, helping make sure they are taking action to prevent fraud. Introduced last year as part of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCT), the offence is intended to hold large organisations to account if they profit from fraud. Under the offence large organisations may be held criminally liable where an employee...
First published
12 November 2024
Last updated
12 November 2024

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