Businesses urged to attune to changing workforce dynamic
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Individuals left ‘confused and concerned’ by online health searches
Information overload leading to conflicting advice for many
Cigna retains Investors in People accreditation for three more years
Organisation one of 15,000 businesses across 75 countries to hold qualification
Alabama teachers who smoke to pay more for health insurance
A state board on Thursday approved a number of changes to state education employee benefit plans to help offset a nearly $140 million shortfall for 2016. Changes to the Public Education Employees’ Insurance Plan will go into effect when the new year fiscal year begins Oct. 1. The changes will also affect employees with a spouse on the plan: Fees for a spouse will increase by $25 each year from 2016 to 2018 before capping at $75 a year.
Senior GP representative attacks PM’s ‘surreal obsession’ with seven-days-a-week service
David Cameron needs to ‘get real’, BMA says
One in four people dying due to poor lifestyle choices
Men most at risk, official figures show
Children ‘three times more likely’ to be obese than parents
‘Daunting public health threat’ on horizon
Owning a dog ‘keeps people healthy’ – Vitality research
Third of dog walkers exercise for half an hour a day
NHS missing key cancer targets, major charity claims
Cancer Research UK says health service is failing ‘thousands’ of patients