healthcare
Employee Benefits
The Employment Appeal Tribunal has ruled an employee suffering from depression and anxiety was not disabled under the Equality Act 2010.
11 December 2014
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Employee Benefits
EasyJet is introducing biopsychosocial assessments into the workplace, where referral rates to its occupational health services have risen by around 17% this year.
08 December 2014
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Employee Benefits
The policymakers at Public Health England will be encouraged by this result, with two-thirds (67%) of respondents saying employers did have a role in supporting wider public health.
02 December 2014
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Employee Benefits
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has approved arrangements to establish an organisation which will make private healthcare information available via an independent public website.
01 December 2014
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Employee Benefits
Employees at publisher Incisive Media have reported improvements in their stress resilience, energy and concentration levels after taking part in a four-month wellness initiative.
18 November 2014
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Employee Benefits
Public Health England (PHE) is to pilot a strategy to find out how older workers can be properly supported in the workplace.
12 November 2014
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Employee Benefits
Long term shift work is linked to impaired brain power, research published in Occupational & Environmental Medicine has found.
05 November 2014
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Employee Benefits
Last month benefits thinking addressed the urgency of taking action to support employee mental health. This month, Owain Thomas reveals that the issue may be far greater than employers imagine.
05 November 2014
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Employee Benefits
Embracing technology to boost employee engagement with health and wellbeing does not appear to have caught on among the majority of our readers.
04 November 2014
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Employee Benefits
A quarter of British small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) 23% do not have an absence management system in place, research from Jelf Employee Benefits has found.
28 October 2014
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