I'm Our patients' data will be accessible to a company with deep ties to military supply chains and massive privacy settlements'

The Procurement Act 2023 in theory allows public contracting bodies to exclude suppliers that have engaged in certain unlawful behaviour.

More than 2,500 workers were seriously injured in UK Amazon warehouses in the last 10 years, and ambulances are regularly called to them.

More than 2,500 workers were seriously injured in UK Amazon warehouses in the last 10 years, and ambulances are regularly called to them.

More than 20 firms which are no longer trading had complaints upheld against them by the Financial Ombudsman Service.

A new report finds that at a bare minimum one in seven UK workers had a basic employment right breached in a two-year period.

Good Jobs First’s Violation Trackers are invaluable tools for tracing a corporation’s history of regulatory abuses. Philip Mattera tells Critical Takes how they work.

Pollution Without Consequences: How London Lets Corporate Emitters Off the Hook - Good Jobs First

The Fair Work Agency, due to begin operations in April, presents an opportunity to better protect workers in the UK.

We're calling for the UK Government to introduce a new law to protect families, workers and our planet from human rights and environmental abuses caused by UK companies, banks and the public sector - ...

Without adequate enforcement of its procurement rules, the UK public will continue to lose money and receive poor services for its money.

The State of UK Regulatory Enforcement in 2025 - Good Jobs First

The Executive Counsel of the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has issued a Final Settlement Decision Notice under the Audit Enforcement Procedure and imposed sanctions on Ernst & Young LLP (EY) and R...

Car manufacturers and industry bodies have reached a settlement with the CMA after admitting to breaking competition law in relation to vehicle recycling, and related advertising claims.

Dramatic drop in CQC fixed penalty notices since 2019 - Good Jobs First