- Fit for work, or not the right fit?With one in five working-age Brits out of work and not even looking for a job, ministers are very worried about Britain’s ‘economic inactivity crisis’. People drop out of working life for all sorts of reasons, but the biggest is ill-health — people on long-term sick leave or claiming various state disability or incapacity benefits.… Read more: Fit for work, or not the right fit?
- The overpaid ‘shelf-stackers’ giving City chiefs a headacheToday’s Financial Times(£) reports “City executives” wetting their pants about the UK’s minimum wage (£12.20 an hour), which is apparently getting too close for comfort to the meagre starting salaries finance and professional service firms pay their graduate recruits: Several chief executives have voiced their fears about the impact on recruitment if the minimum wage… Read more: The overpaid ‘shelf-stackers’ giving City chiefs a headache
- Out now: Winter 2024-25 issue of Healthcare Manager
The latest issue of Healthcare Manager, the quarterly magazine for managers in the NHS and social care, is out now. This one turned into a bit of a ‘reform special’, with the fallout from the Darzi review into the state of the NHS (there’s a very good summary of Lord Darzi’s findings from the NHS… Read more: Out now: Winter 2024-25 issue of Healthcare Manager - Healthcare Manager — 2024 Election SpecialI’m editor of Healthcare Manager, the magazine published by Managers in Partnership (MiP), the trade union for NHS and social care managers.
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I’m editor of Healthcare Manager, the magazine published by Managers in Partnership (MiP), the trade union for NHS and social care managers.
