Government expected to announce that care home staff will be given 16 weeks to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19.
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People waiting for joint replacement surgery, often in daily pain, need more support for both their physical and mental health, a charity has warned.
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The planned 21 June Covid unlocking will be delayed for four weeks the prime minister has announced.
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The Treasury has said there will be no extension to furlough despite expected delay in roadmap for reopening the UK economy.
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Most employees expect to return to their normal place of work by early autumn.
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Survey of managers reveals fears about colleagues' Covid-19 vaccination status.
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With timings on the easing of pandemic restrictions in England set to drift again, what do employers need to consider...
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The investment bank's US staff have been told to post their vaccination status on the company's app ahead of a return to the office.
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Back to the office of the future? Francesca Peters talks to Oven-Ready HR
by Chris Taylorby Chris TaylorIWG head of talent discusses how hybrid working provides the best solution for employers and employees.
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British Airways has put thousands of employees back on furlough because plans to resume international travel have stalled.
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The average employee called in sick four times in 2020 – almost double the number of sick days taken in 2019.
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Low-paid workers are at greatest risk of losing their jobs when the government’s furlough scheme closes, new research has found.
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Only 15% of workers want to return to the office full time, a survey has found, with the majority favouring a hybrid working arrangement.
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Around one million people in the UK could be living with long Covid, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics.
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Employers urged to develop policies that explain how they will handle travel quarantine requirements after Portugal is added to the amber list.