newsGroundbreaking gig economy deal
HERMES’ SELF-employed couriers now have the option to take holiday pay and have guaranteed earnings following a groundbreaking deal between the leading consumer delivery company and GMB Union.
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newsBrits too afraid to call in sick
NEW RESEARCH from People HR has found that Brits are reluctant to call in sick, many because they’re afraid of their boss and office backlash.
newsGuide to support employees with cancer
WITH THE cost of cancer to business estimated at £5.3billion* Specialist Cancer Care provider Harley Street Concierge is launching a new guide for employers to mark World Cancer Day (4th February 2019). On average a cancer diagnosis in the family causes 27 days of direct absenteeism.
newsSecurity firm to deliver suicide prevention training
AT LEAST 500 operatives nationwide are receiving full suicide awareness and prevention training as a result of a recently awarded £2 million contract won by a Leeds based multi-service provider.
newsWork-related cancer campaign milestone
IOSH’S NO Time to Lose campaign is “going from strength to strength” as it registers its 300th supporting organisation.
newsUse common sense during bad weather
WITH SNOW in many parts of the UK and more snow and ice forecast this week, the TUC has called on employers not to force their staff to make dangerous journeys to work.
newsIndustry leaders can address mental health
MATES IN Mind believes business leaders are in a good position to address mental health in the workplace, but encourages them to consider that delivering meaningful change to their workforces should be effectively aligned to their business priorities.
newsAudit Scotland supports SAMH
AUDIT SCOTLAND is delighted to announce a new charity partnership with SAMH (Scottish Association for Mental Health).
newsWorkplace deaths in Birmingham are double
WORKERS IN the city of Birmingham suffer twice as many fatal accidents at work compared to the rest of the country, according to research from payroll and HR expert Moorepay. Chances of suffering a fatal accident in the city were 0.84 per 100,000 workers, compared to a national average of just 0.4.
newsModern slavery recommendations need prompt action
IOSH HAS urged the UK Government to implement 21 recommendations for improvements to the Modern Slavery Act.
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