Public sector

Marking and lesson planning are two of the tasks that teachers could carry out away from their usual workplace under the plans.

New figures show a further decline in the number of students joining nursing courses in England and Wales.

The government is not enforcing rules that require civil servants to spend three days a week in the office, reports suggest.

Economic inactivity due to sickness could soar to 4.3 million in the UK by the end of this parliament, a cross-party Commission warns.

BMA junior doctors committee accept 22.3% pay settlement, after 66% of junior doctors in England vote in favour.

Teacher with autism who repeatedly raised grievances to receive £850k after tribunal finds he was discriminated against and victimised.

With the government pledging the ‘biggest reimagining of our NHS since its birth’, Nic Paton highlights that employers will need...

Only a third of black academics in the UK believe their workplace is inclusive, according to a new report on early careers in academia.

A Metropolitan Police constable has been dismissed for using antisemitic language at work after colleagues reported his unacceptable behaviour.

An Indian nurse who was sacked by a British care company has been awarded a £17,000 payout in unpaid wages....

National Crime Agency suffering from poor retention and low morale caused by pay stagnation, according to report published today.

Our CPD article considers the challenges of developing an occupational health service for NHS staff, some of which are also...

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Local government staff in England and Wales are voting on whether to take strike action over pay in a six-week balloting process.

A public services workforce commission that would bring together unions, employers and academics to fix the UK's ‘broken public realm’ has been proposed.