Wellbeing

A royal college has warned that 69% of doctors have felt overwhelmed at least once in the past three weeks.

Blue Monday, the Great Resignation and Covid job interviews – a different perspective.

Thousands of people in England were stuck waiting for time-critical heart operations and cardiac procedures at the end of the November.

Three-quarters of workers in customer-facing roles say they feel overworked, underappreciated and at risk of burnout, according to a study....

‘Being a midwife is not my job, it's who I am. But we don't want to be forced into having the vaccine by the threat of losing our jobs’

The US Supreme Court has blocked the government from imposing vaccine mandates that would have covered more than 80 million employees.

People who live in the most deprived areas of England are more likely to suffer chronic conditions that prevent them from working.

Legal warning over staff from certain ethnic or religious backgrounds as well as those who are pregnant.

Two London NHS hospitals have said they could lose 1,000 employees if they do not get vaccinated in line with...

Companies start to reduce sick pay for those who are unvaccinated who have to self-isolate.

Fujitsu's Kelly Metcalf provides her top five predictions for 2022 around diversity, inclusion and wellbeing.

The decision to dismiss a cleaner who went to work with Covid-19 was unfair because his employer did not follow a fair process, an employment tribunal has found.

The Court of Appeal has ruled that Tarmac Cement and Lime cannot be held vicariously liable for a practical joke one of its employees played on a contractor.

Andrew Mawson discusses what employers can learn from research into how the brain manages its resources to conduct tasks, and the factors that affect its performance.

A global study has exposed a gap between what employers promise and what they achieve when it comes to mental health support.