Sustained strike action highlights the damage industrial disputes can cause and erodes public confidence in the corporate world.

The application of the Wates Principles can provide guidance to help large private businesses to keep their governance on track.

This article considers the various pros and cons of corporate giving, donor-advised funds and charitable or corporate foundations.

To make sure that social impact reporting is effective, organisations need to consider who they are reporting to and why.

From racial justice to gender identity, companies are increasingly taking a stand on social issues, entering the so-called culture wars.

A new legal opinion on the meaning of true and fair could prompt directors to consider their responsibilities in the context of sustainability issues, according to Sara Williams OBE.

In a post-digitisation world, low-value shareholdings may not be retained. ShareGift provides a channel to turn these shares into charitable donations.

Ethical decision-making in the board room is relies on more than each individual’s moral compass.

The UK likes to see itself as a leader in corporate governance, yet company scandals continue to emerge, often exposing unhealthy cultures that lie beneath.