Fair Pay Agreement 'unworkable' without proper funding, says LGA
By Lee Peart 16 January 2026
The adult social care Fair Pay Agreement (FPA) is ‘unworkable’ without proper funding and local government involvement, according to the Local Government Association (LGA).
NHS backs AI notetaking to free up more face-to-face care
By Liz Wells 16 January 2026
NHS England has published a new self-certified registry for ambient voice technologies, which requires suppliers to comply with standards on clinical safety, technology and data protection.
Former NHS chief awarded £1.4m for unfair dismissal
By Liz Wells 16 January 2026
The former NHS chief executive of Countess of Chester NHS Trust has been awarded £1.4m in damages after winning an employment tribunal.
Trust asked to review performance against cancer waiting time targets
By Lee Peart 15 January 2026
Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust has been asked to review its performance against national cancer waiting time targets following an investigation into the death of a 67-year-old woman.
Trained teachers should deliver sex and reproductive health lessons, researchers say
By Liz Wells 15 January 2026
Reproductive health education needs a radical overhaul, with appropriately trained teachers providing the education the pupils say they need, UCL researchers say.
Trust tops national stroke audit
By Lee Peart 15 January 2026
East Kent Hospitals has been named the best in the country in a national audit programme.
Transport factors top barrier to recruiting and retaining carers
By Liz Wells 15 January 2026
The cost of running a car is the biggest barrier to recruitment in the home care industry, with many potential employees unable to afford one, a new survey has found.
Fifth NHS trust declares critical incident
By Lee Peart 15 January 2026
Sherwood Forest Hospitals has become the fifth NHS trust to declare a critical incident this week.
Reforms aim to get more sick and disabled people into workplace
By Lee Peart 15 January 2026
Reforms to the Disability Confident scheme are to be trialled by the Government in a bid to get more sick and disabled people into the workplace.
Member reappointed to Western Isles NHS board
By Liz Wells 15 January 2026
Professor Annetta Smith has been reappointed as a member of the Western Isles NHS board.
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Child Permanence and Family Reunification Practice Supervisor
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Assistant Director – Children and Families
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Sheffield, South Yorkshire£80,995 - £86,757
Principal Public Health Manager (Population Health Management)
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