The Employment Appeal Tribunal says a driving examiner who resigned over Covid health fears can have his dismissal claim reheard.
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The number of people diagnosed with atrial fibrillation (AF) has passed 1.5 million for the first time, putting them at...
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The Specialist Crime Command, which deals with cyber threats, child sex exploitation, homicide, firearms, drugs and armed robbery is facing a recruitment crisis.
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The chair of John Lewis is facing a backlash from partners who are angry at the direction of the business.
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The number of temp worker placements rose at the quickest rate for seven months in April, according to the UK report on jobs.
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The Chartered Management Institute has told firms to limit alcohol at work parties to reduce the risk of inappropriate behaviour.
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The UK needs a national plan to remove asbestos from all public and commercial buildings, the TUC has said.
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Pressure is growing on ministers to set up safeguards to protect employees from the misuse of artificial technology in the workplace.
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Hybrid working is often hailed as important for the inclusion of disabled employees, but it is only successful if organisations challenge themselves to do better.
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People analytics and data analysis is HR's biggest skills gap, despite most HR professionals recognising this as key to HR's future.
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Analysis of employee survey data finds that disabled employees report lower levels of engagement than their non-disabled peers.
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Legal academics have released criticism of the Strikes Bill, currently being scrutinised bin the House of Lords.
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Should all organisations take another look at social media policies in the wake of the BBC's standoff with Gary Lineker over a comment on Twitter?
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Áine Fanning, Cpl Talent Evolution Group, investigates eight key questions facing recruitment with the advent of ChatGPT-style technology
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Adults and young people with food allergies and eating disorders in the UK are not getting the help and support...