They work long hours and more than half say they do not feel valued by their employer – yet more...
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As many OH professionals approach retirement, Nic Paton finds that there are too few younger nurses to replace them.Is OH...
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A new group is bringing OH workers together with the aim of furthering their knowledge of workplace health. Stephen Haynes...
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How did you get into HR?
After completing a degree in marketing with business psychology, I wanted to pursue a... -
A report published in June on the role of OH over the next 20 years is already stimulating comment from...
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Evidence-based HR, the scientific approach to devising and implementing HR policies and practices, has gained traction over the past year....
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The three winners of the Global Healthy Workplace Awards, sponsored by the Cigna Foundation, share an attribute: buy-in from senior...
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The National Autism Strategy aims to help all adults with autism into work. Kellie Nauls, project coordinator for the Moving...
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Five years ago, Dame Carol Black’s review of workplace health recommended that the occupational health profession raise its game. As...
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The new head of the NHS Health at Work Network faces many challenges amid a huge service shake-up.The NHS, we...
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The Government is to pilot schemes whereby people on sickness benefits have meetings with healthcare professionals, including occupational health nurses,...
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Irene McDermott Brown, pictured above, has been appointed as Barclays’ group human resources director, after nine months in the role as...
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Whether it is aptitude tests, Belbin, the nine-box grid or Myers-Briggs, HR professionals often find themselves facilitating cognitive or psychological assessments...
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A new survey of more than 1,300 HR leaders from across the globe has revealed that more than half strongly...
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HR is sitting on a vast pool of underutilised data. KPMG’s Robert Bolton looks at how the information available to...