Having supported chartered accountants and their families through life’s ups and downs for over 140 years, caba, the occupational charity for ICAEW members, has announced its new strategy to address the rising health challenges and financial hardship increasingly affecting chartered accountants and their families.
A new report published by caba has revealed that more than one in three (36%) chartered accountants have suffered from insomnia or disrupted sleep over the past 12 months.
ICAEW CEO Alan Vallance and Vice President Caroline Smale visited caba HQ to discuss further areas of collaboration and highlight support services available for the community.
A new study by occupational charity caba, shows that there are still significant challenges to overcome if the industry is to become a truly inclusive space for women.
Laks Mann, caba Trustee and DE&I Champion discusses the role of diversity in the workplace and what needs to be done to create an open and non-discriminatory environment.
We partnered with the ACO (Association of Charitable Organisations) to co-fund valuable research into the effects of a lack of household appliances on financial health and wellbeing in UK households.
A new study by occupational charity caba has shone a light on addiction and addictive patterns within the accountancy profession, with almost 1 in 5 (19%) accountants aged 30 or under admitting that their drinking habits have negatively impacted their work or personal life.
Released to coincide with Stress Awareness Month, this explores stress and burnout within the accountancy profession and features original research, analysis and advice.
This World Sleep Day, our sleep specialist and caba counsellor Miro Cansky spoke to the ICAEW, pulling back the sheets on their most sought-after questions.
Accountancy Age spoke with caba CEO, Dr Cristian Holmes, to discuss the importance of the organisation’s mental health services in helping accountants cope with the demands of the profession.
