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Just one day of work per week benefits mental health

Date:

20 June 2019

Work is good for your mental health, even if you only do one day a week, according to researchers from Cambridge and Salford universities
One in four dads misses out on paid paternity leave

Date:

17 June 2019

Almost a quarter (23%) of new fathers did not qualify for statutory paid paternity leave last year, either because they had not been in their job long enough, were in insecure work or they were self-employed, the TUC has claimed.
One in six workers are in insecure, low-paid jobs

Date:

13 June 2019

One sixth of UK workers - around 5.1 million people - are in insecure, low-paid work, according to new research.
Met Police to recruit part-time constables for the first time

Date:

13 June 2019

The Metropolitan Police has announced it will recruit part-time constables for the first time in a bid to attract more women into the force.
Junior doctors to vote on four-year pay deal

Date:

12 June 2019

Junior doctors are to be balloted on whether to accept a four-year deal which will mean annual pay uplifts of 2%.
Prevent use of NDAs for discrimination and harassment cover-ups, say MPs

Date:

12 June 2019

Non-disclosure agreements should not be used to prevent employees from discussing allegations of discrimination and harassment with other staff, while any new laws governing their use should still protect victims' right to "move on with their lives", MPs have said.
Channel 4's relocation could see up to 90% take redundancy

Date:

11 June 2019

Up to 90% of staff at Channel 4 are considering taking redundancy because of plans to relocate away from London, it has been reported.
Mentoring gap opens up between demand and provision

Date:

11 June 2019

Only 13% of workers in the UK have a mentor despite employees highly valuing mentoring opportunities.
Female academics 'discriminated against' by universities, research claims

Date:

7 June 2019

Female academics at top universities do not progress as quickly, or to the same levels, as men with the same qualifications and experience, research has suggested.
Wider NHS pension reform needed to remove overtime deterrent

Date:

6 June 2019

Plans to offer NHS doctors more flexible pensions will need to be part of wider reforms if the government wants to stop clinicians feeling forced to reduce their hours to avoid tax difficulties, the British Medical Association has warned.

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Met Police to recruit part-time constables for the first time

Junior doctors to vote on four-year pay deal

Prevent use of NDAs for discrimination and harassment cover-ups, say MPs

Channel 4's relocation could see up to 90% take redundancy

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