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Disappointment for police and teachers as vaccine roll-out will continue to be on an age basis, not on occupations.

The Department for Work and Pensions is close to onboarding 13,500 additional work coaches by March 2021.

Asda begins consultations with staff as major restructure is drawn up in response to surge in online shopping.

Remote working is an ‘aberration’, according to Goldman Sachs boss David Solomon, and needed correcting in order to safeguard collaboration.

Eldred starts new role in April, having previously worked as global head of HR transformation at Goldman Sachs. He will sit on the firm’s executive operations group.

Doctors have a ‘professional responsibility’ to get a Covid-19 vaccine and could face disciplinary action if they refuse one without a valid reason.

A paediatric nurse who alleged racial discrimination and was banned from booking shifts as a result has been awarded £26,000 in compensation.

ONS figures show the number of employees on company payrolls has fallen by 726,000, while the unemployment rate reached its highest for almost five years.

The government hopes to remove all restrictions from 21 June, potentially using testing to reduce risk.

Uber loses final possible appeal against employment tribunal judgment that its drivers are entitled to workers' rights.

A letter urges Boris Johnson to ensure health and care settings are better ventilated and to increase recommended PPE levels.

The pension deficit left by the collapse of high street giant is around £150m more than initial estimates.

Susan Tew, global diversity manager at Standard Chartered Bank, will explore the changing face of reward in light of the...

Justice secretary Robert Buckland has said only enlisting new staff once they had been inoculated was possible if it was written into their contracts.

Long Covid – the 'hidden health crisis of the pandemic’ – should be recognised as an occupational disease, say MPs.