Personnel Today

October saw the launch of the new Faculty of Occupational Health Nursing. What exactly is it, how will it work...

As our workforce ages and becomes more sedentary, type 2 diabetes is increasingly prevalent. As Soroyo Barnes and Anne Harriss...

Melanie Lepine, group head of learning, development and talent at Domestic and General told delegates at the World of Learning...

Developing a workplace mental health checklist
North American academics have developed a checklist to help line managers recognise changes in...

Encouraging professional volunteering can be a great way for an organisation to demonstrate its corporate social responsibility. But it can...

Brett Hill explains why he believes occupational health managers have a pivotal role to play in improving mental health, and...

It is estimated the incurable, inflammatory bowel condition Crohn’s disease affects at least 115,000 people in the UK. Managing it...

As the new academic year gets underway, shock new statistics have revealed that university occupational health courses are down by...

Service provision change is a notoriously thorny area of TUPE transfer law. But it can become even more complex where...

Prison terms for individuals who assault emergency workers will increase from six months to a year under a new law...

Amputation and return to work
The extent to which amputees integrate into normal living after losing a limb affects their...

Fit notes “not implemented as intended”
The “fit note” was introduced in 2010 and was designed to radically change the...

Workplace conversations happen all the time of course, but “good” conversation – talking that makes change happen or calms conflict...

Fit in 50 is a new booklet designed to offer practical and accessible exercises to get sedentary employers out of...