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To improve public procurement – use the Trust Test

Public procurement is too often solely made on price, and not enough on true value and to account for areas...

Serving All? How can employers support financial inclusion?

In January 2020, Tomorrow's Company co-hosted a major Financial Inclusion Summit, to launch our report into the role of employers...

Five ways businesses can think differently about mental health

Mental health in the workplace has gone from a fringe idea to being mainstream and top of the agenda in…

Transparency was yesterday, tomorrow is about vigilance. Here are four questions boards need to ask.

16 years ago, Tomorrow’s Company published the conclusion of an inquiry into the global company of the future. The tone...

Set up a shadow board by all means, but when will you get serious about intergenerational fairness?

‘It's clear that while capitalism has a huge amount to offer in terms of wealth creation and encouraging free enterprise,...

Migration – the fairness test to come

I listened recently to a fascinating BBC radio programme about housing in Vienna. There was so much to admire. Housing...

We need to talk about Purpose – but also about values!

The UK needs better, stronger companies. Companies which, while being commercial and competitive, dedicate themselves to serving human purposes in...

Thinking like an owner – a precious byproduct of capitalism

Last week BBC Radio 4 hosted a discussion about capitalism between three authors - the Financial Times’ Martin Wolf, US...

From Jack Welch to Paul Polman — what a change in just 15 years!

Trials of a 4-day working week have been a success, according to recent reports in The Guardian. 18 of the 61...

Unaccountable power and how to deal with it

Last week ITV News Political Editor Robert Peston asked Rishi Sunak: 'Why are so many people at the top of...

Nadhim and Ram – two tales about fairness

Nadhim Zahawi’s dismissal from the government represents a dismal ending to a great story  of an exile made good. His...

Which company do you most admire?

‘Which company do you most admire?’ I like to ask this question if I am at a dinner party and...

Labour and the 21st Century Economy – a 12 point plan for building better capitalism

When I was 11 years old my grandmother gave me a book token for Christmas and I spent it on...