Military

Thurrock Council – a unitary authority in Essex – beat, among others, Essex County Council this week to win the...

A training programme has been launched for managers dealing with former servicemen and women with PTSD. Piers Bishop explains the...

Recruitment and retention are ideal starting points for HR professionals to harness the power and potential of HR analytics, discovers...

The number of potential routes into a career in HR is growing – from starting as an apprentice to a...

This month’s round-up of occupational health research includes studies showing that internet-based tools can help reduce stress and that nurses...

Anyone thinking that the UK’s upcoming grandparental leave is unnecessary meddling by law-makers should look beyond these shores at the...

Stress fractures are common among army recruits and women are affected more frequently than men. Anne Harriss and Nicola Corkiss...

There have been a slew of legal rulings related to collective redundancies in 2015, dealing with issues including the meaning...

Dorchester Collection takes home the 2015 Personnel Today Employee Engagement Award (for those with more than 1000 employees)

WINNER
Dorchester...

HMRC impressed the judges and received the Award for Diversity and Inclusion at the Personnel Today Awards 2015. Here we...

This month’s round-up of recent occupational health research looks at new directions for employee wellbeing studies, communicating with employees who...

While military personnel are known to thrive on stress in conflict, evidence is mounting of mental health problems in civilian...

Last week’s World of Learning Conference focused strongly on the ways organisations can facilitate it, and how to pass control...

European countries need to do more to address workplace mental health, a study finds in this month’s round-up of recent...

Among her many responsibilities, occupational health nurse Helen Kirk is leading a nursing revalidation pilot at Public Health England (PHE)....