New recommendations on ensuring injection safety when treating diabetes have been published by the Workshop on Injection Safety in Endocrinology...
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Health checks causing stress Visiting a doctor for a general check-up or health "MOT" is unlikely to lead to the identification of a condition...
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Sitting for long periods can increase the risk of diabetes, heart disease and even death, new research has suggested.The Leicester...
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Line managers still tend to be the “gatekeepers” for absence recording in most organisations, latest research has argued.The study of the...
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Stress is the number one health risk for British businesses, according to research from Group Risk Development, the trade body...
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Occupational solvents and child developmentMany women who work during pregnancy are exposed to solvents at work, and a recent study...
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One hundred of the UK’s leading employers of apprentices were honoured at The Skills Show in Birmingham last night at the...
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Casual Films is a supporter of the 2013 RAD Awards, and the company is a keen advocate of using video...
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Leading HR thinker Dave Ulrich writes exclusively for Personnel Today.
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Despite the weight of research demonstrating the positive difference wellbeing can make, most organisations still do not fully realise the...
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Many companies face making redundancies. Nick Robertson and Michelle Last look at ways to save costs when cutting staff.
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The Chancellor of the Exchequer’s proposals to pass legislation that allows employees to give up some of their employment rights...
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As OH positions are cut in both the private and public sectors and the number of specialist trainee positions falls,...
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OH challenges The Partnership for European Research in Occupational Safety and Health (PEROSH), a group of European research institutes, has published...
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Workplace programmes aimed at decreasing hypertension could go quite a long way to improving employees’ overall health, new research has...