Occupational health professionals think HR spends too little time on the causes of sickness absence. It's time to work closer together, argues Sally O'Reilly
Wellbeing
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David Wright, solicitor, health and safety group, Kennedys
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When it comes to employees' welfare at work, organisations have a seemingly endless list of boxes to tick to ensure they comply with legislation, from health and safety measures, to keeping an eye on stress levels
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JD Wetherspoon has said it will delay making its pubs smoke-free until the smoking ban comes into force next year.The...
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The Crown Prosecution Service has signed a three year deal with medical provider Atos Origin to provide occupational health services to its 8,500 staff.
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HR consultancy Mercer has launched a dedicated website to provide companies with advice to address the people challenges of a potential global avian flu pandemic.
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The British Hospitality Association (BHA) has raised concerns about the size of fines employers will face if their customers flout England's forthcoming smoking ban.
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Employee wellbeing programmes often go no further than healthy canteen options or gym membership. But Sky's 'Feel Karma' scheme has got everyone moving, reports Andy Moore
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The Scottish arm of Macmillan Cancer Relief will launch an information campaign for employers across the UK in April 2007, which will specifically target HR departments.
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Nurses under growing strain as violent attacks continue to rise: RCN survey
by Mike Berryby Mike BerryViolent attacks against nurses are increasing, and their psychological wellbeing is worsening, according to research released today by the Royal College of Nursing
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People who abuse or threaten nurses and doctors in England will face fines of up to £1,000, under new proposals
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More than half of all employees (53%) who drive as part of their work say they have never received any training about the risks they face while on the road.
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The head of HR at Tower Hamlets puts up stiff defence of revised sickness absence policy.
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Nightclub operator Luminar Leisure is to offer its 8,000-strong workforce the chance to quit smoking by working with a company...
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Telecoms giant BT is to ban smoking in all its buildings and vehicles in the UK from next month