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HIV In The Workplace
Posted: Jul 18, 2006
Press release: HIV IN THE WORKPLACE – NEW WEBSITE
www.e-pf.org.uk
A new website has been launched that aims to foster understanding and raise awareness of HIV in the workplace. .... [More]
www.e-pf.org.uk
A new website has been launched that aims to foster understanding and raise awareness of HIV in the workplace. .... [More]
Push to eradicate discrimination in the police force
Posted: Jul 22, 2006
‘Diabetes and the Police Officer – Report and Guidance’ has been launched today to promote equality in the police force.
Sir Ian Blair, Metropolitan Police Commissioner, joined Douglas Smallwood, Chief Executive of Diabetes UK, and John Houghman CBE, Deputy Chairman of the Disability Rights Commission (DRC), at the launch held at Scotland Yard. .... [More]
Sir Ian Blair, Metropolitan Police Commissioner, joined Douglas Smallwood, Chief Executive of Diabetes UK, and John Houghman CBE, Deputy Chairman of the Disability Rights Commission (DRC), at the launch held at Scotland Yard. .... [More]
Employment opportunity-Centrex
Posted: Jun 2, 2006
Post: Interim Head of Race and Diversity
Reports to: Director of the Leadership Academy
Grade: Grade F (£33,200 - £41,500)
Location: The post is centred at Centrex, HQ, Bramshill, Hampshire but working out of other locations will be considered. .... [More]
Reports to: Director of the Leadership Academy
Grade: Grade F (£33,200 - £41,500)
Location: The post is centred at Centrex, HQ, Bramshill, Hampshire but working out of other locations will be considered. .... [More]
Teacher with sight loss receives £196,000 damages.
Posted: Apr 7, 2006
Wednesday, April 26, 2006
Gaynor Meikle, a secondary school teacher who faced discrimination at work from Nottinghamshire County Council because of her sight loss, has received £196,000 in compensation. .... [More]
Gaynor Meikle, a secondary school teacher who faced discrimination at work from Nottinghamshire County Council because of her sight loss, has received £196,000 in compensation. .... [More]
Cop makes himself heard on disability
Posted: Apr 20, 2006
Article in The Guardian by Laurence Pollock on 19th April 2006
Policing, historically, has been a macho world where weakness is concealed. Disability was an even bigger no-go area. Recently, however, Leicestershire deputy chief constable David Lindley decided to go there. .... [More]
Policing, historically, has been a macho world where weakness is concealed. Disability was an even bigger no-go area. Recently, however, Leicestershire deputy chief constable David Lindley decided to go there. .... [More]