Public sector

Junior doctors will stage a 24-hour walk-out next Tuesday after talks with the Government broke down.
This will be followed...

Stress fractures are common among army recruits and women are affected more frequently than men. Anne Harriss and Nicola Corkiss...

The Police Federation of England and Wales has agreed to include overtime in holiday pay for officers from next year....

There have been a slew of legal rulings related to collective redundancies in 2015, dealing with issues including the meaning...

Dorchester Collection takes home the 2015 Personnel Today Employee Engagement Award (for those with more than 1000 employees)

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Dorchester...

North Ayrshire Council take home the 2015 Personnel Today Award for Excellence in Public Service

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North Ayrshire Council
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Nottingham City Council came top in the 2015 Personnel Today Awards in the Employee Benefits category. Here we present why...

Warwickshire County Council took home the award for Excellence in Employee Relations at the Personnel Today Awards on Monday for...

HMRC impressed the judges and received the Award for Diversity and Inclusion at the Personnel Today Awards 2015. Here we...

Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council won the Award for Excellence in Technology, kindly sponsored by Broadbean Technology, at the 2015 Personnel...

Nottingham City Council won the Youth Employment Initiative Award at the 2015 Personnel Today Awards. Here we profile its winning...

This month’s round-up of recent occupational health research looks at new directions for employee wellbeing studies, communicating with employees who...

While military personnel are known to thrive on stress in conflict, evidence is mounting of mental health problems in civilian...

This week sees the Chancellor’s latest Spending Review, with public-sector employers set for more budget cuts. Cath Everett finds out...

Nearly all (98%) junior doctors balloted by the British Medical Association (BMA) have voted in favour of strikes, for the...