Opinion

Most people who work in HR would agree that they were initially attracted to the profession because it seemed to...

The Spanish government has paraded its mostly female cabinet to great applause from around the world – the first European country...

April is always a busy month for employment regulations and this year is no exception. Five different pieces of legislation...

There, in the TV studio the same morning as me recently, was Dame Carol Black, launching her report, Working for...

What do you want first – the good news or the bad news? The good news is that since our...

These days, reading the tabloids can be pretty depressing. We’re bombarded with new reforms, initiatives and ‘contracts’. Occupational health, public...

“The third part of the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) register, designed to ensure that specialist community and public health...

There has been a great deal of uncertainty around the current and future position of occupational health nursing in recent...

Dame Carol Black was the first to admit, when appointed national director for work and health, that she had very...

As our story on page 4 points out, employment minister Stephen Timms is urging HR “to recognise and embrace the...

In a future workplace run by robots without any migrant labour, would there be a place for HR?

Despite the hype, the government's replacement of the Med 3 will simply create more problems for GPs and occupational health.

Will government guidance on 'well notes' make any difference to the way GPs deal with medical certification for employees?

This month’s offering concerns the issue of parasites. Not the sort you’d find in the guts of a third-world country...

The two health issues we face most frequently at work are common mental health problems and musculoskeletal disorders. Occupational health...