Clean for Good is the first cleaning company in the UK to become a Living Pension Employer
Clean for Good has recently accredited as a Living Pension Employer. As an early adopter of the Living Pension
Social-purpose cleaning company gives 50% of its distributed profits to workers
At its recent AGM in the City of London, social enterprise cleaning company Clean for Good announced that it was sharing 50% of its distributed profits with its workers. At a time when many employers are concerned about rising employment costs, this social business is showing that by investing in its workers it can deliver … Continued
New research on UK social enterprise activity marks global awareness day
New analysis on our Social Enterprise Knowledge Centre provides regional breakdowns of our sector across the country – overall painting a vibrant picture of the many and varied social enterprises from Cornwall to Cumbria, driving positive change despite complex economic challenges.
Cockpit’s celebrated winter open studios returns this November with over 175 artist-makers to discover
Over two weekends this November, Winter Open Studios returns to Cockpit for a festive celebration ofcreativity and making (21–24 November and 29 November–1 December). At this unique shopping event, you’ll discover the work of leading craftspeople and up-and-coming makers, all created in their studios at Cockpit in Bloomsbury and Deptford, with price points to suit … Continued
The ‘Waiting Days’ are over – a blog from Clean for Good
In this blog Charlie Walker, Managing Director at Cleand for Good, looks into the Government’s plan to scrap ‘waiting days’ and the need to transform sick pay.
New research shows social enterprises leading the way in employment practices
Our new paper, published in partnership with the Living Wage Foundation, delves into the quality of employment created by social enterprises compared to the wider business community. From training and pay to flexibility and inclusion, the report finds that social enterprises represent business at its best – which helps them recruit and retain staff.
Evenbreak – transforming employment for disabled people
Evenbreak is a social enterprise set up to close the disability employment gap, giving disabled people access to the same opportunities in the workplace as others.
Learning disability social enterprise Nickel Support crowned Britain’s best ‘Heart of Gold’ small business at The Small Awards
Nickel Support, a Community Interest Company from Sutton, which works with adults with learning disabilities and/or autism, was celebrated as best ‘Heart of Gold’ business at this year’s Small Awards