Blogs

One year on from the UK's vote to leave the EU, Alex Martin looks at the impact on EU students and the knock-on effects for the UK higher education system.

Stephen Bevan reflects on the reasons behind the variations in public sector and private sector absence, and what is being done in response.

Adam Marshall, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce, outlines the priorities put forward by businesses for the government's Brexit negotiations.

Professor Stephen Bevan responds to the 2015 Chief Medical Officer's annual surveillance report and considers the impact of working longer, for both employees and their employers.

Joy Williams outlines the current issues facing higher education in the UK and the surrounding debate following the UK's decision to leave the EU.

David Yeandle OBE discusses the effect that the UK's decision to leave the EU might have on UK employment law, considering both individual and collective rights, and the decisions that the UK government may take.

With a rise in zero-hours contracts in the UK, Andrea Broughton discusses what 'precarious work' really looks like, and analyses its prevalence across Europe.

Sam Swift considers whether Brazil can capitalise on the Olympic Games for sustainable change.

Stephen Bevan welcomes a new Arthritis Research UK report looking at the challenges at work faced by people living with a range of musculoskeletal disorders.

On International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Catherine Rickard highlights some important questions organisations should be asking themselves.