Public sector

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...

NHS occupational health practitioners are looking to play a key role in the Government’s Fit for Work service following an...

Hertfordshire County County Council saw off stiff competition to win the trophy for Health at Work at the Personnel Today...

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

There would be “merit” in offering employers incentives in return for them providing approved workplace health programmes for their employees,...

An employment tribunal has found that a sergeant’s comments to a police officer returning to work after a stress-related absence...

Despite facing austerity drives and budget cuts, public-sector employers can still produce great results in terms of HR. Continuing our...

The NHS Health at Work Network has developed a promotional strategy designed to help occupational health teams make the business...

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

Highly paid public-sector executives who receive redundancy payments only to return to work within a year will need to repay...

Fathers working in the civil service who want to share parental leave will be entitled to the same benefits and...

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

An employment tribunal claim from an aspiring police officer whose application was rejected because he is colour blind has led...

The level of pay rises across the economy has been low for some time. The latest figures from pay analysts...