Coronavirus

SOM (the Society of Occupational Medicine) and the University of Glasgow have combined to launch new Covid-19 return-to-work guidelines that,...

Staff at the DVLA in Swansea are staging a four-day strike over claims they are ‘scared to go to work’ because of Covid-19 concerns.

People with asthma have only a modestly increased risk of developing severe Covid-19 and requiring admission to hospital from the...

Our monthly round-up of what's worrying HR. In March HR's questions focused on IR35 reforms...

Google has announced it is aiming to get more employees back into its offices from September.

ON-DEMAND | Sinead Sharpe and Ben Thompson join Rob Moss to look at how positive workplace culture can effect change.

Only a significant extension of youth employment schemes will mitigate the long-term damage to the economy, finds the Prince’s Trust.

Faced with financial pressures, reducing headcount seems the logical next step. But redundancy carries its own direct and hidden costs, and there are alternatives …

From 6 April, smaller employers in England will be able to access lateral flow tests. They must register by 12 April and the kits are free up until 30 June.

Stable level of redundancies but numbers on furlough soar in January and February.

Research finds many people hospitalised with Covid-19 are still struggling months later.

John Lewis Partnership has announced that it will keep eight of its 42 John Lewis stores closed when retail restrictions ease, putting 1,465 jobs at risk.

Organisations appear to be scrapping, or rethinking, their plans to cut their use of office space post-pandemic, according to KPMG.

The NHS could see an exodus of staff unless leaders are given the resources needed to support their wellbeing, the NHS Confederation has said.

Government will review whistleblowing protections amid surge in people claiming they were dismissed for speaking up about Covid-related issues.