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This page shows the latest Employment news and features for those working in and with pharma, biotech and healthcare.
Taking the ‘free’ out of ‘freelance’ and bringing it in-house
other benefits of employment), or to spend more time sourcing IR35-friendly contracts. ... Having worked on both sides of the fence, I was wary about going back to employment.
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NHS reliance on ‘short-term measures’ has made it financially unstable, auditors report
The report also found that these sustained ‘quick fixes’ were draining resources for long-term areas of investment, including workforce/employment, pubic health and capital.
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Boris Johnson announces fast-track immigration plans for top scientists
The announcement sets out plans to abolish the cap on numbers under the Tier 1 Exceptional Talent Visas, removing the need to have an offer of employment before coming to the
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No deal or revoke looming as fourth vote on Brexit nears
May has pledged a “bold, new offer” to try to win Labour support for the agreement, reported to centre on employment rights and environmental standards.
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Tax credit changes could put a ‘hard brake’ on UK biotech
In some cases, companies have created financial structures to claim the credit despite there being little employment or activity in the UK, and some were even set up purely to claim
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US government shutdown leaves FDA running on empty
Behind the shutdown, of course, is the impact on the lives of federal workers who often have to continue to work without pay, and the contractors who see their employment summarily
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The Brexit clock is counting down and time is running out
The offer letter and employment contract for all employees should clearly state that employment is conditional on the person having the right to work and the employee providing satisfactory evidence of
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Route 66: can remote working put two-thirds of us back on the road to engaged employment?
Pre-pandemic, 66% of the world’s workforce weren’t engaged in their jobs – Chris Ross examines how the rush to remote working has impacted employee engagement
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Growing up as a patient is hard to manage
Adolescents are typically busy and are often expected to manage several unrelated activities simultaneously (eg, school, extracurricular activities, employment, social commitments) and are still developing the skills to try to balance
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25 Women Leaders in UK Healthcare (part 2)
A small fund has been set up to provide an early help scheme to help prevent people from dropping out of employment when they fall ill.
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Galderma launches Rosacea awareness campaign
Approximately 82% of those surveyed felt their rosacea is not fully controlled, and over half of those (55%) in active employment said that the disease impacted their work.
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MannKind boosts its senior management team
Pfeffer's appointment follows the withdrawal of the company's previous offer of employment to Duane DeSisto who will no longer take up the chief executive officer and president role for
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Michael Parini moves from Pfizer to Vertex
and employment litigation.
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Extension for head of Germany’s VFA
an industrial and employment model that has innovation at the centre.".
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4 ways to recruit Alzheimer’s disease patients for your clinical trial
This means that some patients might be hiding their diagnosis from others, including employers, family and friends, due to their fear of employment or social implications.
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“Hard to reach” is no longer an acceptable excuse
The social determinants of health such as income and social protection, education, employment and housing play a major role in shaping our health status.
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Mednet Group
Our social aim is to provide employment for people who may struggle to gain or retain employment due to long-term health conditions. ... For ADHD awareness month this year our Associate Medical Writer, Alex Teahan, has written a piece surrounding ADHD
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Taking the ‘free’ out of ‘freelance’ and bringing it in-house
employment to fit with individual needs. ... benefits of employment), or to spend more time sourcing IR35-friendly contracts.
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Adjusting to the new normal: Managing stress while working from home EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK
Our business model integrates a social enterprise mission and delivery into its core by employing highly skilled people who may otherwise struggle to gain or retain employment through reasons of
4 ways to recruit Alzheimer’s disease patients for your clinical trial
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