Earlier this week, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, fronted the final report of the IPPR’s Commission on Economic Justice. … Continue reading “Archbishop Welby and the hubris of central planning”

Last week, an employment tribunal in Bedford judged Tesco to have indirectly discriminated against two Muslim employees by restricting access … Continue reading “Protecting religious observance may disadvantage minorities in the longer term”

The aspect of the tax avoidance debate which most exercises organisations such as Christian Aid is the issue of the … Continue reading “If only charities and churches could be more reflective about tax”

Polly Toynbee has argued recently that the explicit pursuit of wellbeing by government would lead to policy choices that were diametrically … Continue reading “Polly Toynbee should move from the Guardian to the National Review”

An interesting case is going through the courts at the moment. Its resolution could further expand Employment Tribunal jurisdiction at … Continue reading ““Philosophical belief” at the workplace”

An interesting case is going through the courts at the moment. Its resolution could further expand Employment Tribunal jurisdiction at … Continue reading ““Philosophical belief” at the workplace”