Dame Carol Black appointed to oversee initiatives to improve health in the workplace
Wellbeing
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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.
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The supermarket chain has offerred all its employees the chance to take extra, unpaid leave during the World Cup in a move to cut absenteeism
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Changes to statutory sick pay rules could make matters worse for employers.
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Sarah Dowden, solicitor, Macfarlanes
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Government and employers should work together to improve employee health and reduce the cost of sickness and incapacity to the economy.
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Members of one teaching union alone collected substantial payouts last year for injuries at work and discrimination
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UK tops part-time poll; tax-free childcare at Argos; IRS bird flu conference
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Your average mechanic gets nearly seven hours sleep a night, whereas doctors manage less than six
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New noise regulations and a reduction in exposure levels mean employers will have to adapt their practices. Tim Turney outlines the main changes
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With changes to incapacity rules currently under consultation, William Bateman offers a timely reminder of the law surrounding long-term sickness absence
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Staff have been told to cover up their uniforms if they are smoking as Marks & Spencer extends smoking ban.
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Employers will need to turn the volume down today as new noise regulations come into force. They aim to protect the hearing of up to two million workers
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Workplace sick leave could be cut by more than 2.7 million days a year if UK workers met weekly exercise targets recommended by the government, a report suggests.