Public sector

The Post Office inquiry heard on Thursday that officials considered sacking Paula Vennells in 2014.

Teacher vacancies increased by 20% to 2,800 in November 2023 from 2,300 in November 2022, according to newly released government figures.

Police officers in Scotland are leaving in droves because of misogyny, heavy workloads, stress and pension changes.

A Met Police officer died by suicide after the actions of her employer contributed to the decline in her mental health, an inquest has found.

Labour's new employment enforcement body would investigate migrant care worker exploitation, says Yvette Cooper

A tribunal judge has called for disciplinary action against NHS leaders who mishandled a director's redundancy.

Junior doctors have called a five-day strike in the run-up to the general election in July.

Pat Cullen, general secretary of the Royal College of Nursing, will step down and stand as a candidate in the forthcoming general election.

'Inappropriate' trans changing room policy is subject of legal challenge against NHS trust in north-east England by six female nurses.

Paula Vennells has told the public inquiry into the scandal she was ‘let down’ by senior IT managers and the organisation’s legal counsels.

Police Service of Northern Ireland faces £750,000 fine for data breach described as ‘perfect storm of risk and harm’ by the ICO.

Sharp fall in health and social care visas threatens services and growth, warns immigration expert.

Nursing roles top the list of the most in-demand jobs in the UK, with care workers, sales roles and teaching...

A teacher who lost his job after falling asleep in class was unfairly dismissed, an employment tribunal finds.

The FBU is seeking permission to appeal to the Supreme Court over the cost control mechanism imposed on public sector pension schemes.