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What is ACAS? ACAS (The Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service) is a non-departmental public body of the UK government that provides free and impartial advice to both employees and employers regarding workplace relations and employment law. ACAS also provides a myriad of different training opportunities to organizations in order for them to gain the skills to diagnose potential issues within the company. When there is a disagreement between employees and employer ACAS can also be called in to pose as impartial arbiters of the situation and aid the process of finding a solution that is fair and benefits both parties.

Main roles within the business - ACAS Sir Brendan Barber - Chair of the Acas Council. The Acas Council sets the overall strategic direction for the organisation and provides strategic leadership in all aspects of the work of Acas. Anne Sharp - Chief Executive of Acas responsible for strategic decision making in Acas, working with the Council to inform the overall strategic direction of Acas; overseeing organisation performance and delivery of the strategic and business plans; resources and capability; and risk management. Ian Wood - Director of Strategy Karen Pile - Director of Digi. Tec Susan Clews - Chief Operating Officer Rob Mackintosh - Finance, Estates and People