Testing

Further changes to the UK’s Covid-19 testing regime in health and social care have come into force this month (April)...

An independent public inquiry into how the government handled the coronavirus pandemic began last week, led by Baroness Hallett, a...

Regular asymptomatic Covid-19 testing will be paused across healthcare settings and care homes in England from tomorrow (31 August), as...

With new variants sparking a fresh rise in coronavirus cases across the UK and no formal government guidance, how should...

With less than two weeks left to submit entries for the Personnel Today Awards 2022, we profile one of last...

Education secretary Nadhim Zahawi tells MPs he didn't know why his department's staff had the highest stay-at-home rate among civil servants.

Organisations should be given access to free or low cost Covid-19 tests to help staff stay safe, the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has said.

Free Covid-19 testing for the majority of workers has now ended, but that doesn't mean testing won't still be beneficial to employers.

EasyJet and British Airways have been forced to cancel flights due to staff shortages, just as passenger numbers rise for the school holidays.

British Chambers of Commerce seeks more support from ministers for smaller firms now that free Covid testing has ended.

When managing employees with long Covid, employers need to remember their obligations under disability discrimination law.
Whether long Covid meets...

Free Covid tests for workers in the NHS, adult social care and prisons will continue when free testing for the general public ends on 1 April.

Mark Philpott outlines how organisations can support employees with long Covid and reduce the likelihood of Covid-19 infection.

Today marks exactly two years since the government announced the first Covid-19 lockdown, when millions of UK employees were told...

Free Covid lateral flow testing is “vital” for NHS staff according to health leaders concerned by rising coronavirus cases and increases to the cost of living.