While AI is having an impact on the workplace, experts suggest tariffs, overhiring during the pandemic and simply maximising profits may be bigger factors

ANDREW PIERCE: Bursting with pride, a newly elected Wes Streeting posts a photograph of his mum, Corrina, in the kitchen of her home with a smiling Lord Mandelson.

There was nothing dramatic about my decision to leave Pakistan in 2011 — no defining moment, no sudden epiphany. I had completed my PharmD degree at the University of Sargodha, which was introduced…

The tribunal ruling will have massive implications for those who sit on trust boards across England.

A Critical Look at the RPS Royal College Vote As the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) approaches a pivotal moment in its history, with members soon to vote on transforming into a royal college, a critical question emerges about the democratic process itself. While the debate around the merits of becoming a royal college continues, we must not overlook an equally important concern: the voting threshold that will determine this significant change. The Democratic Deficit The current voting mechanism stipulates that the transition requires a two-thirds majority of votes cast—not two-thirds of all eligible members.

Our report with the Runnymede Trust highlights large and unacceptable variations in how the building blocks of health are experienced by ethnicity.

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Maxwell Mclean says his treatment made ‘an absolute mockery of the freedom to speak up’ in the NHS

My name is Maxwell Mclean, former Chair of the Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (the Trust).

How many Palestinian women and children have to be killed in the occupied West Bank before anyone in the US or UK gives a damn?

Company says listed holidays were not ‘sustainable’ for its model in latest move to roll back diversity efforts