While perceptions of business ethics are increasingly positive, there remains room for improvement.

The runner-up 2022 Tom Morrisson Prize essay looks at how governance professionals are ideally placed to guide boards in addressing climate change.

A look at the lessons to be learned from the Whyte Review into abuse in gymnastics.

Considering the implications of the Better Business Act proposals for directors and reflections on the importance of minute taking.

The Tom Morrisson Essay prize exists to encourage new thinking and recognise original approaches to governance. This year, the title was: Climate change: the existential threat of the century. Discuss the opportunity for the governance professional to be a part of the solution.

Many UK organisations’ compliance programmes have been resilient during the pandemic – the best take a values-based approach.

A reminder of the principle of open justice, a review of the potential for cases to be struck out by the ET and notices relating to minimum and living wages and Vento band uplifts. 

Governance professionals are key supporters for businesses, whose leadership is more trusted than that of government.

Recent redundancies at P&O Ferries have resulted in public outcry, but the consequences for the business remain to be seen.