Wellbeing

With the new coalition government keen to tackle the deficit, public sector sickness absence looks set to come under the spotlight. Dan Thomas reports.

If you're in the market for payroll software, good advice could save you a packet. Will Mann sums up some of the key information on offer to Personneltoday.com readers.

An HR director is pioneering a new financial education pilot with her staff in a bid to reduce stress and...

World Cup fever has taken over the nation as teams prepare for the big kick off in South Africa. But what...

This article is part of a Personnel Today Buyers’ Guide, a free, independent resource for employers thinking of implementing a...

Managers at the Foxconn factory in China are struggling to maintain calm after another employee attempted suicide.The electronics worker tried...

The government must provide clear guidance on the legality of drug testing in the workplace to prevent employers being “seduced”...

The government must force companies to include people information in their annual reports when it resurrects the Operating and Financial...

The untimely death of Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren has put mesothelioma back in the spotlight.

Teacher Peter Harvey, who attacked a 14-year-old pupil with a dumbbell, has been given a two-year community order, the BBC...

Three occupational health practitioners have been appointed by the government to drive forward the changes proposed by Dr Steve Boorman's review of the health of NHS staff. Nic Paton reports.

Q An employee at our marketing firm recently slipped and fell at work. She carried on working for the rest...

Office design and refurbishment company Morgan Lovell has produced a free online checklist, designed to help make office refurbishment projects...

Occupational cancer
Just more than 5% of deaths caused by cancer in 2005 would not have occurred if the individuals...

Care for people with asthma varies widely around the UK, with people in some areas more likely to be offered...