Office workers risk being struck down by deep vein thrombosis if they sit at their computer screens for long periods without a break, health experts have warned
Wellbeing
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Families of workers who contracted cancer after working with asbestos have vowed to fight for a change in the law after the House of Lords ruled that employers' liability for compensation should be restricted
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London Underground workers who were traumatised by the 7 July attacks on the Capital's transport network are being given special rehabilitation using horses
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The Truth About Stress by Angela Patmore
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The national response to a pandemic flu outbreak could be "severely compromised" because of a freeze on recruiting the doctors who would be responsible for planning it
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Insurance companies have won a landmark case in the House of Lords that will limit employers' liability for payouts to staff who developed asbestos-related cancer while working for them.
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Sick leave at the National Probation Service is now running at an average of 12.3 days a year for each...
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The government has finally announced the appointment of the first ever national director for health and work.
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How do you manage the not unlikely event that staff will want to watch the football World Cup on TV?
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Notice while on sick leaveBurso v Langley and Carter, EAT, 3 March 2006BackgroundMs Burso worked for Langley and Carter as...
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Survey reveals over 40% of managers hav difficulty with anger at work
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The bill for sickness absence at the National Probation Services is running at more than £30m a year
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Dame Carol Black appointed to oversee initiatives to improve health in the workplace
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Unions will mark International Workers Memorial Day this Friday (28 April) by commemorating those who died “because an employer decided...
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Contract terms for sickness absence and part-time working requests.