Police Service Northern Ireland published details of thousands of employees after a Freedom of Information request.
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An independent body says the structure of the Police Race Action Plan 'closely follows the structures that exist within policing itself'.
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Newly-registered nurses and midwives educated overseas face racism and discrimination they had not anticipated prior to arriving in the UK.
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The leaders of two unions have urged the government to reform the civil service's 'broken' pay structure.
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Absence due to industrial action in England's NHS trusts declines by around 30% from March to July 2023, according to official statistics.
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Labour said its policy for police detective recruitment includes hiring those with relevant experience directly from industry.
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Teachers in England in the NEU will not go on strike in the autumn term, after they accepted the government's pay deal for 2023-24.
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A nurse may have been entitled to a more favourable redundancy payment under NHS Agenda for Change terms, the EAT suggests.
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The £600m funding will include a £570m workforce fund over two years, distributed to local authorities, and £30m funding for local authorities in the most challenged health systems.
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The British Medical Association announces a fifth strike by junior doctors after government continues to refuse to negotiate.
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UK's second largest police force postpones beard ban for the second time after feedback from officer representatives.
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Institutional racism remains ‘a stain’ on NHS, warns royal college president
by Nic Patonby Nic PatonThe new president of the Royal College of Psychiatrists has said institutional racism “is a stain” on the NHS, and...
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GPs could stage industrial action after survey showed a majority of surgery partners in England would support walk-outs.
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Homosexuality was decriminalised in the UK in 1967 but a ban continued in the armed forces until an ECHR ruling in 2000.
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The Police Federation will not appeal a recent tribunal decision finding it had discriminated against officers who sought justice after being moved to an inferior pension scheme.