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    Unfit police officers “haven’t got a job” says Met Commissioner

    by Jo Faragher 2 Jun 2015
    by Jo Faragher 2 Jun 2015

    Police officers who repeatedly fail health and fitness tests could lose their jobs, according to Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Bernard...

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    Occupational health research round-up: June 2015

    by Sarah Silcox 2 Jun 2015
    by Sarah Silcox 2 Jun 2015

    This month’s round-up of recently published occupational health research studies looks at good practice in mental health at work, mindfulness...

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    NHS agency staff to have pay capped

    by Rob Moss 2 Jun 2015
    by Rob Moss 2 Jun 2015

    Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has ordered a clampdown on recruitment agencies supplying the NHS with doctors and nurses as a...

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    How flexible working arrangements vary around the globe

    by Personnel Today 1 May 2015
    by Personnel Today 1 May 2015

    International governments are offering employees increasing rights to request flexible working arrangements, as organisations see that family and work can...

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    NHS sickness absence rates up due to short-term approach

    by Nic Paton 28 Apr 2015
    by Nic Paton 28 Apr 2015

    NHS staff sickness absence levels increased last year, with anxiety, stress and depression becoming a growing problem. Trusts have also ...

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    HR can change the face of public spending, says TaxPayers’ Alliance

    by Peter Crush 21 Apr 2015
    by Peter Crush 21 Apr 2015

    Jonathan Isaby, CEO of the TaxPayers’ Alliance (TPA), wants to see an end to excessive public-sector payoffs. HR can deliver...

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    NHS trust occupational health team fails to prevent dermatitis among staff

    by Nic Paton 30 Mar 2015
    by Nic Paton 30 Mar 2015

    An NHS trust has been fined for failing to prevent or even monitor at least 23 cases of dermatitis among ...

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    Thousands of NHS staff off work due to musculoskeletal disorders or bullying

    by Nic Paton 27 Mar 2015
    by Nic Paton 27 Mar 2015

    Approximately 6,000 NHS staff in England miss work every day because of musculoskeletal problems, Freedom of Information (FoI) requests have...

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    HR roles: do you have a split personality?

    by Virginia Matthews 24 Mar 2015
    by Virginia Matthews 24 Mar 2015

    Can you really split transactional and transformational HR in two? Housing group Gentoo has done just that. But will others...

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    Age discrimination: EAT considers “A19” forced retirement of police

    by Personnel Today 16 Mar 2015
    by Personnel Today 16 Mar 2015

    The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has heard the appeal in a test case against five police forces over the legality...

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    Whistleblowing: do we need “guardians” or should this fall to HR?

    by Virginia Matthews 4 Mar 2015
    by Virginia Matthews 4 Mar 2015

    The latest report by Sir Robert Francis looks at how employers in the NHS should deal with whistleblowers fairly. But...

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    Tribunal watch: Met Police reaches settlement with former PC Carol Howard

    by Stephen Simpson 23 Feb 2015
    by Stephen Simpson 23 Feb 2015

    Carol Howard, the policewoman who successfully claimed race and sex discrimination against the Metropolitan Police, has reached a final settlement...

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    Solutions to the decline of OH doctors in the NHS

    by Sian Williams and Deborah Mathews 23 Feb 2015
    by Sian Williams and Deborah Mathews 23 Feb 2015

    Urgent action is needed in response to the decline in the number of NHS doctors who are accredited specialists in...

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    NHS Employers chief: “Workforce supply is the biggest single concern”

    by Virginia Matthews 11 Feb 2015
    by Virginia Matthews 11 Feb 2015

    With the NHS constantly in the headlines as we approach an election, new NHS Employers chief executive Danny Mortimer has...

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    Bullying and harassment at work: research review sheds light on how to manage it

    by Dr Carly Atkinson 21 Jan 2015
    by Dr Carly Atkinson 21 Jan 2015

    Dr Carly Atkinson’s literature review of bullying and harassment at work won the inaugural Denis D’Auria prize. This is a...

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