Wellbeing

Doctors have a ‘professional responsibility’ to get a Covid-19 vaccine and could face disciplinary action if they refuse one without a valid reason.

To avoid damaging skills gaps and to make use of the talent that's still out there, businesses need to rethink their recruitment strategies as the Covid crisis recedes.

Exercise and getting people mobile early on in their rehabilitation from severe Covid-19 may help improve recovery, research has indicated....

The government hopes to remove all restrictions from 21 June, potentially using testing to reduce risk.

With prime minister Boris Johnson set later today to announce the timeframe for the UK’s first steps out of the...

More than half of employers plan to hire new staff over the next three months, according to the latest Labour Market Outlook from the CIPD.

With restrictions possibly being reduced in the weeks and months to come, employers are turning their thoughts again to how...

A letter urges Boris Johnson to ensure health and care settings are better ventilated and to increase recommended PPE levels.

The pension deficit left by the collapse of high street giant is around £150m more than initial estimates.

Susan Tew, global diversity manager at Standard Chartered Bank, will explore the changing face of reward in light of the...

With vaccination approaches and availability differing between countries, what part can global organisations play in encouraging uptake and countering misinformation?

Justice secretary Robert Buckland has said only enlisting new staff once they had been inoculated was possible if it was written into their contracts.

The Society of Occupational Medicine has published new guidance on returning to work after Covid-19 and long Covid.

Occupational health practitioners should not rely on vaccination as a workplace control measure for Covid-19, the British Occupational Hygiene Society...

Long Covid – the 'hidden health crisis of the pandemic’ – should be recognised as an occupational disease, say MPs.