This week is forecast to see staff leave increase backed by NHS 2018 data.
‘Dire December’ will see spike in unplanned staff leave
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NHS experiences millions of cancelled appointments as employees cannot attend due to work commitments
Employees say they feel guilty about attending appointments during work.
Simon Blake: How to support your employees’ mental health through the darker months
Is your workplace prepared for seasonal affective disorder (SAD)?
Every Mind Matters backed by cross-sector coalition of businesses
Nationwide Building Society, Santander, TSB and Asda have all backed the campaign.
Managers with emotional intelligence are less effective and popular
High levels of emotional intelligence amongst managers does not necessarily lead to enhanced outcomes.
NHS targeted by TUC to back campaign to protect terminally ill workers
Labour used a recent TUC Congress to announce a new Ministry for Employment Rights.
Mumsnet approached by NHS to help recruit nurses
The NHS is set to embrace a new recruitment strategy for nurses in a bid to attract talent back into the profession. The move comes in the context of ever increasing concern about the number of vacancies in the health service.
White Paper sets out post-Brexit rules for migrant workers
Under proposed new immigration rules, low-skilled workers from EU countries will no longer have the automatic right to work in the UK after Brexit,
Mental health staff on long-term stress leave rises by 22%
The number of NHS mental health staff who have had to take sick leave because of their own mental health issues has risen by 22 per cent in the past five years.
One in three ‘sick notes’ are for mental health issues, says NHS
Nearly a third of fit notes issued by GPs are for psychiatric problems, says an NHS report.
NHS faces ‘staffing crisis’ among nurses
Ageing workforce and reliance on immigrants could create major problems, warns Royal College of Nursing
NHS hit by first all out doctors’ strike in the organisation’s history
The NHS is facing a difficult day after the first all out doctors’ strike in the history of the health service was launched in reaction to the continuing dispute over a new contract for junior doctors.
NHS did not treat Christian worker unfairly, says tribunal
An employment tribunal has ruled that an NHS trust did not act unfairly when dealing with a Christian health worker who was disciplined for promoting her religious beliefs at work.
New junior doctor contract set to be imposed by the government
After months of passionate argument between the Government and the British Medical Association, it has been decided the the controversial new contract will be imposed on junior doctors, in its current state, weather they like it or not.
Hunt brands BMA ‘totally irresponsible’ as another strike looms
The health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, has accused the British Medical Association of behaving in a ‘totally irresponsible way’ over the ongoing dispute about the new junior doctors’ contract.