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    Majority of NHS staff want to quit their job

    by Nic Paton 27 Oct 2015
    by Nic Paton 27 Oct 2015

    NHS staff feel that they are sinking under a rising tide of paperwork, bureaucracy and workload pressures, two reports have...

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    Rupert McNeil announced as new civil service chief people officer

    by Rob Moss 16 Oct 2015
    by Rob Moss 16 Oct 2015

    Rupert McNeil, the former group HR director at Lloyds Banking Group, has been appointed chief people officer for the civil...

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    Public-sector fluency duty: workers must speak fluent English

    by Personnel Today 14 Oct 2015
    by Personnel Today 14 Oct 2015

    Public-sector employers will have to ensure that workers in customer-facing roles speak fluent English, the Government has confirmed.
    The Conservative...

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    Health secretary confirms agency staff pay caps

    by Jo Faragher 14 Oct 2015
    by Jo Faragher 14 Oct 2015

    A cap on charges for agency staff in the NHS will be introduced over the next three years, health secretary...

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    World of Learning: time to focus on learners’ needs

    by Martin Couzins 6 Oct 2015
    by Martin Couzins 6 Oct 2015

    Last week’s World of Learning Conference focused strongly on the ways organisations can facilitate it, and how to pass control...

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    Occupational health research round-up: October 2015

    by Sarah Silcox 30 Sep 2015
    by Sarah Silcox 30 Sep 2015

    European countries need to do more to address workplace mental health, a study finds in this month’s round-up of recent...

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    Public-sector redundancy pay to be capped at £95,000

    by Personnel Today 18 Sep 2015
    by Personnel Today 18 Sep 2015

    The cap on redundancy pay for public-sector workers will be set at £95,000, the Government has confirmed.
    The proposal to...

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    Policeman brings tribunal claim after losing post due to hearing impairment

    by Nic Paton 28 Aug 2015
    by Nic Paton 28 Aug 2015

    A police marksman has taken two police forces to an employment tribunal after being removed from his post after he...

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    Age discrimination: police officers to appeal against EAT decision on A19 retirement

    by Stephen Simpson 4 Aug 2015
    by Stephen Simpson 4 Aug 2015

    An appeal has been lodged against the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) ruling that requiring police officers to retire after 30...

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    NHS trust’s former HR director wins tribunal claim over chairman’s sexual advances

    by Stephen Simpson 3 Aug 2015
    by Stephen Simpson 3 Aug 2015

    An HR director in the NHS was constructively dismissed...

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    Jewish job applicant awarded £17,000 over Saturday working

    by Stephen Simpson 6 Jul 2015
    by Stephen Simpson 6 Jul 2015

    An employment tribunal has ordered an employer to pay over £17,000 to a devoutly religious Jewish applicant who was turned...

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    Mediation helps tackle stress at work at Bradford Council

    by Susan Ingham, Jenny St Romaine and Donna Brearley 4 Jul 2015
    by Susan Ingham, Jenny St Romaine and Donna Brearley 4 Jul 2015

    Bradford Council aims to minimise work-related stress by using mediation to help employees and managers identify causes and solutions. Susan...

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    Occupational health profile: Helen Kirk, professional lead (nursing and midwifery), Public Health England

    by Helen Kirk 2 Jul 2015
    by Helen Kirk 2 Jul 2015

    Among her many responsibilities, occupational health nurse Helen Kirk is leading a nursing revalidation pilot at Public Health England (PHE)....

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    Women on maternity leave must keep childcare voucher benefits

    by Stephen Simpson 29 Jun 2015
    by Stephen Simpson 29 Jun 2015

    It is discriminatory to make employees leave a childcare voucher scheme while on maternity leave, according to an employment tribunal....

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    Why are recruitment agencies being made the NHS’s scapegoat?

    by Kevin Green 9 Jun 2015
    by Kevin Green 9 Jun 2015

    After last week’s clampdown on recruitment agencies supplying the NHS with doctors and nurses, the Recruitment and Employment Confederation’s chief...

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