The full roll-out of Universal Credit will significantly increase the number of people requiring advice and support, warns Will Atkinson
Without the wills is there a way for solicitors?
Lee Waters AM reflects on the issues automation raises for legal firms in Wales
Why all workers in Wales should be paid the Living Wage
Rachel Cable explains what employers in Wales need to do in order to tackle poverty
Where is our infrastructure heading?
Ahead of the Welsh Government establishing its National Infrastructure Commission for Wales, Ed Evans takes a look at what’s happening at a UK level and what – or if – Wales has anything to learn and gain from these developments
Young women have a lot to say, and Wales needs to listen
Dr Hade Turkmen shares new research into into the career experiences and aspirations of young women in Wales
Looking at the future of housing in Wales
Aaron Hill sets out the opportunity presented by the Welsh Government’s independent review of affordable housing supply
Generation Z
Phil Swan explores what the features of Generation Z mean for entrepreneurship in Wales
Men are the missing ingredient to achieving gender equality
Natasha Davies shares findings from new research into how men in Wales view gender equality and how they experience gender dynamics in the workplace
The future of conservatism
Nicolas Webb presents his analysis of the current state of the Conservative Party and options for post-Brexit conservatism