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It is discriminatory to make employees leave a childcare voucher scheme while on maternity leave, according to an employment tribunal....

This month’s round-up of recently published occupational health research studies looks at good practice in mental health at work, mindfulness...

International governments are offering employees increasing rights to request flexible working arrangements, as organisations see that family and work can...

Can you really split transactional and transformational HR in two? Housing group Gentoo has done just that. But will others...

Dr Carly Atkinson’s literature review of bullying and harassment at work won the inaugural Denis D’Auria prize. This is a...

In the second of two articles on employing younger people, Adrian Martin provides a brief overview of the law, both...

A leadership and talent development consultant at Virgin Money, Jonathan Cowey, has received the 2014 Personnel Today Award for the...

The third phase of the Government’s apprenticeship trailblazers scheme has been launched, with more than 700 employers designing 76 new...

Food workers handling shiitake mushrooms have a raised risk of developing severe occupational asthma, a study concludes. The asthma attacks identified in the study stopped when

Boredom is not good for health
There is a clear association between job boredom and negative health- and work-related perceptions, ...

As part of cuts to the defence budget, the Government will slash the UK’s armed forces personnel to just over...

Moving back into civilian life after time spent in the armed forces can be a huge shock. Peter Gray and...

Improvised explosive devices (IEDs) have been the greatest threat to UK military personnel in Afghanistan, yet a survey-based study has...

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The 2013 HR Newcomer of the Year award was presented to Ellie Goddard of East Sussex County...