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    Occupational health research round-up – May 2012

    by Personnel Today 1 May 2012
    by Personnel Today 1 May 2012

    Exhaust fumes linked to lung cancer deaths and high blood pressureHeavy exposure to diesel exhaust fumes increases the risk of...

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    Is it worth HR professionals getting an MBA?

    by Jo Faragher 11 Apr 2012
    by Jo Faragher 11 Apr 2012

    We look at whether or not the investment required to attain an MBA is worthwhile in the current economic climate....

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    Resolving conflicts through mediation at East Sussex council

    by Laura Chamberlain 29 Mar 2012
    by Laura Chamberlain 29 Mar 2012

    Mediation is a key part of the Government’s plans for employment law reform. It hopes that by referring all employment...

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    NHS trust justified in dismissing redundant CEO before 50

    by Personnel Today 27 Mar 2012
    by Personnel Today 27 Mar 2012

    The Court of Appeal has held that an NHS trust was justified in dismissing a senior member of staff, who...

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    When to consult on collective redundancies

    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2012
    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2012

    Timing the consultation process when collective redundancies are in the offing is tricky to say the least. John Charlton examines...

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    Case of the week: Patel v South Tyneside Council and others

    by Helen Hall 2 Feb 2012
    by Helen Hall 2 Feb 2012

    Patel v South Tyneside Council and othersFACTSMr Patel brought an employment tribunal claim against South Tyneside Council. The tribunal decision...

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    NHS leaders to have key role in supporting staff wellbeing

    by Personnel Today 30 Jan 2012
    by Personnel Today 30 Jan 2012

    An independent panel of government advisers has recommended that the effectiveness of NHS managers and leaders in supporting the mental...

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    HR moves: Yell, Ashurst, Liverpool Community Health NHS Trust

    by Laura Chamberlain 17 Jan 2012
    by Laura Chamberlain 17 Jan 2012

    A round-up of the latest HR appointments.Yell, the business search engine, has announced the appointment of Linda Kennedy in the...

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    Case of the week: Dundee City Council v Sharp

    by Kate Hodgkiss 16 Jan 2012
    by Kate Hodgkiss 16 Jan 2012

    Dundee City Council v SharpFACTSMr Sharp was employed by Dundee City Council for 35 years until his dismissal in September...

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    NHS worker receives tribunal payout of almost £1m

    by John Eccleston 10 Jan 2012
    by John Eccleston 10 Jan 2012

    A former NHS worker has been awarded £933,115 in compensation after an employment tribunal found that he had been subject to...

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    Campaign aims to increase NHS staff flu vaccination

    by Personnel Today 3 Jan 2012
    by Personnel Today 3 Jan 2012

    To minimise the spread of influenza within the NHS, key organisations have launched a campaign to boost the uptake of...

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    NHS psychological therapy audit shows positive results

    by Personnel Today 16 Dec 2011
    by Personnel Today 16 Dec 2011

    The psychological therapy received by NHS patients with anxiety and depression in England and Wales is, in general, of a...

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    Case of the week: Barts & The London NHS Trust v Verma

    by Guy Lamb 5 Dec 2011
    by Guy Lamb 5 Dec 2011

    Barts & The London NHS Trust v VermaFactsThis case deals with the issue of a pay-protection policy and how it...

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    Employees less supportive of public sector cuts, but feel strikes not the answer

    by Laura Chamberlain 24 Nov 2011
    by Laura Chamberlain 24 Nov 2011

    Employee support for public sector cuts has fallen but many still believe striking public workers will lose sympathy if they...

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    Public sector cuts need long-term focus

    by Angela O'Connor 22 Nov 2011
    by Angela O'Connor 22 Nov 2011

    The public sector cuts lack a strategic approach and focus on the short term rather than the future, argues Angela...

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