17 Feb 2022 | CIH updates | Professionalism and training | Tenants and residents

Professionalism - so much more than a qualification

Emma Withnell, learning and talent advisor with LiveWest shares more about the organisation's ambitious goals and reaffirming their commitment to professionalisation.

15 Feb 2022 | Development and regeneration | Income and financial wellbeing | Tenants and residents

What’s the problem with First Homes?

CIH policy and practice officer Hannah Keilloh explores First Homes, highlighting some of the frustrations and concerns around the government’s new ‘preferred discounted market tenure’.

14 Feb 2022 | CIH updates

Getting out again

CIH head of policy and external affairs Rachael Williamson shares more about her recent housing industry visits.

08 Feb 2022 | EDI, data and digital accessibility | Regulation and legal

Levelling Up White Paper – a Welsh perspective

CIH Cymru national director Matt Dicks explores the detail of what the UK Government's Levelling Up White Paper could mean for Wales.

07 Feb 2022 | Health and housing | Homelessness | Income and financial wellbeing | Regulation and legal

Work to be done on housing and human rights

In this opinion piece, first published in the Herald, Callum Chomczuk considers the practical steps required to realise the right to adequate housing.

Sponsored 03 Feb 2022 | Professionalism and training

All you need to know about be bold in your career course

We spoke to course director of Career Innovation, Rosemary McLean to find out more about the online course.

02 Feb 2022 | Building and fire safety | Climate and sustainability | Tenants and residents

Will EESSH2 achieve net zero in social housing?

Following a recent Ideas Lab, Tony Boyle from Aico explores EESSH2 progress, elements of the standard, alignment with net zero targets and how it fits with changes needed across other tenures.

02 Feb 2022 | Building and fire safety | Development and regeneration | Tenants and residents

First Homes - what will it mean for rural areas?

Rural housing specialist Jo Lavis explores the findings for the recent Rural Services Network report on First Homes, following a short survey of its local planning authority members.

Sponsored 01 Feb 2022 | Professionalism and training

The quarter-life crisis

Julia Yates looks at what’s behind the quarter-life crisis, and what you can do to support your employees and your organisation as it happens.

Sponsored 01 Feb 2022 | Professionalism and training

How to meet the needs of career starters

Learning and career development consultant Mark Anderson sheds a light on young people starting their career in today’s workplace, and challenges employers to scrutinise the support they provide.

Sponsored 01 Feb 2022 | Professionalism and training

An intentional career strategy

Rosemary McLean, director at the Career Innovation Company, advocates the benefits of an explicit career development strategy to equip individuals and organisations to have a sustainable future.

25 Jan 2022 | CIH updates | EDI, data and digital accessibility | Tenants and residents

Championing equality, diversity and inclusion in the housing profession

CIH Scotland national director Callum Chomczuk shares an update on CIH's commitment to build on the rich diversity of every individual in housing.

12 Jan 2022 | Professionalism and training

Mentoring for mental health in the workplace

Employee well-being is extremely important and should be one of the top priorities of any organisation, see how mentoring can help.

12 Jan 2022 | EDI, data and digital accessibility | Professionalism and training

Improve diversity and inclusion with mentoring

Find out how you can improve your organisation's diversity and inclusion initiatives with mentoring and reverse mentoring.

12 Jan 2022 | Professionalism and training

Here's why mentoring is key to staff retention

Retaining employees is vital to a business’s success and going about it can seem tricky, but here’s why mentoring is the answer to your staff turnover.