Join
Society Conference daily email
today's most sought
SocietyGuardian stories
. Pensions strike goes ahead despite the concessions
. The private communities are lagging behind "
. NHS waiting
clause of the law to prevent the revolt . plans Lansley
diluted to give patients free choice of doctor
1500 deaths Lung cancer "useless"
. Divorced parents have no right of access
. U-turn
soup saves work for the homeless
. More Music U.S. United Kingdom and the United Library Theatre faces closure of Wakefield
. Zoe Williams: Do not blame the youth, where jobs have disappeared. Darra Singh: You're just a table of harmony. We have exclusive jurisdiction over the riots
stories today SocietyGuardian All
More news
. Children and young people today: Loughton blame "great personalities" for lack of cooperation in the field of Youth community care: high incidence of the Board of Social Work blamed for defects. BBC: English regime "could save 4000"
. Independent: Half of British youth are violent "
. Inside the house: DECC plans could be re-fuel poverty
: Cities questioned the powers of elected mayors . Public finance: MEPs call for clarity on the role of public health advice
. Telegraph: men and women who were hidden cameras to catch bad drivers Lollipop Third Sector: People who earn less than £ 32k "give a greater proportion of their income than others
. What can the
on my radar ...
NHS
health learn from India? Blair, the former health adviser Paul Corrigan asks in his latest blogpost, which predicts "what appears to be the size of the stake may Nicholson - in a very short time - as evidenced in the land of milk and honey ":Soon we will know if the NHS has the capacity to fundamentally change the way of attention or numbers on the faces of people do not care.In England, we have an increase in people with long term illnesses and we will not be able to process the same way we do today. We have to deliver some parts of health care with improved productivity that is two or three times what we have right now. We will have to do it because otherwise people who need treatment will not be able to get it.
. Maria Miller, the minister for the disabled, and the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, who broke down when he spoke in the capital mayor's annual disability by activists angered by the government plans to reform the welfare and reductions in services. Black Triangle reports campaign blog that the couple has managed to avoid giving an answer when asked why the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games were sponsored by Atos, the company responsible for conducting "the ability to work "tests. The message also indicates that the former Paralympian Tanni Grey-Thompson invited disabled people to their contact with their "views and opinions and if" the government bill to reform welfare to inform their contribution the debate on welfare reform Bill She said that the law had made him "probably the most depressed I've been in my life as a disabled person," adding: "We must fight and continue to make a difference and make the government listen.
(Papworth Trust through the link) . A social media campaign focusing on
Energy Poverty
Turn2us recently launched, part of the national charity Elizabeth Finn Care , which is to encourage people to Twitter the amount they pay for gas and electricity as a percentage of their income. This information is then plotted on a map to show variations across the country. The latest government figures say that 5.5 million UK households are in fuel poverty - spending more than 10% of their income on energy. Turn2us want to ensure that everyone will benefit from financial support, as social benefits and subsidies, they claim they can. Turn2us Director, Alison Taylor, said: After the announcement of rising gas prices and the giants of electricity in the summer, there are millions of people out there anxiously holding my breath for fear of the arrival of their energy bill. Through this campaign we want to highlight the alarming spread of fuel shortages across the country and ensure that people are aware of the help available to them. . interesting new figures obtained by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, which reveal the true extent of the "bureaucratic burden" of flexible working in the company. A request for access to information by the ICPD reveals that a total 218,100 employment tribunal claims in 2010-11, only 277 were due to employers not meeting flexible labor regulations and most of these complaints (229) was successfully negotiated a settlement or ACAS and the 48 who actually came to court, only 10 succeeded. Mike Emmott, employee relations adviser at the CIPD, said: These figures ... prove beyond doubt that the fears expressed about the impact of extending the right to request flexible working are greatly exaggerated. The right to petition is not a burden for businesses, but an example of regulatory "light" is more likely to support - rather than inhibit -. Business performance The reality is that companies of all sizes well ahead of criticism of how they reacted to the legislation. An extension of the law is unlikely to lead to a flood of applications because most employers already recognize that flexible working is an integral part of the modern workplace and are therefore prepared to consider requests from employees, beyond the legal minimum. Flexibility at work is not only for parents:the aging workforce
the UK means that older workers have more care and want more flexible routes to retirement and reduced hours or job sharing, while flexibility is also essential to help sick people with health problems are at different stages and becomes difficult to work. . Death of . Did you know that "
mental health days / weeks " is the latest euphemism for throwing a sickie from work? A Twitter search for the origin of this excellent post-term blogger Paul Brook
Find best price for : --Mary----Asquith----Finn----Elizabeth----SocietyGuardian----email--
Blog Archive
-
▼
2011
(650)
-
▼
November
(149)
- It's worth staying up, if only to avoid a night in...
- Threats and arrests in Uganda | Richard M Kavuma
- Britain's life expectancy can be raised with a bit...
- This brutality is not Islam | Mehdi Hasan
- Politics is bad for our health | Jonathan Waxman
- Vital safeguard of right to lawyer in police stati...
- 'Borussia Barcelona' set up top-of-the-table clash...
- We're all paying for Europe's gift to our aristocr...
- Clubbers should be able to test their ecstasy | Da...
- Letters: Labour, solidarity and the pensions strike
- Social mobility is not a myth
- If you chose to emulate the life of Christ, can yo...
- Saudi Arabia needs a more transparent justice system
- Time to target gun control | Rodrigo Camarena
- Public sector strike: 'we have to live too'
- Egypt elections - live updates
- England riots: the personal cost
- These riots reveal some unpalatable home truths | ...
- Court of appeal upholds riot sentences
- The fiscal case for legalising marijuana | Samanth...
- Why does China love Shakespeare? | Frances Wood
- It's all a far cry from ancient Greece, but hubris...
- A short story of academic oppression in Egypt | Am...
- How Bob Crow is saving the economy | Aditya Chakra...
- Do lawyers still need a suit and tie - or formal f...
- Guardian journalist questioned over alleged phone-...
- Cribsheet 08.07.11
- The Bundle: Bigwigs off
- 'Complacency is a disastrous word'
- The Joy of Six: British and Irish footballers abro...
- Wenger satisfied with recovery month
- In today's debt crisis, Germany is the US of 1931 ...
- Attacks on climate scientists are the real 'climat...
- Climate scientists defend work in wake of new leak...
- Leave history alone but teach it for longer, says ...
- Leave history alone but teach it for longer, says ...
- Majority verdict: we already have a bill of rights...
- Society daily 22.11.11
- Moroccan voters set to back king's new constitution
- After a year to forget, Wayne Rooney is at his bes...
- Peter Lovatt: 'Dancing can change the way you think'
- Public sector pensions: What is fair? | Head to head
- Banning referral fees won't put the brakes on the ...
- Michele Bachmann's Iowa circus | Amanda Marcotte
- Do your bit for the rich. Sell your body parts | K...
- Manchester City exude confidence ahead of clash wi...
- Get Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall out of the dog hou...
- Why am I so excited about 11/11/11?
- Baha Mousa inquiry criticises the British troops' ...
- Wicked's appeal proves evergreen
- Arsène Wenger keeps faith with Arsenal's training ...
- David Miliband: Gaza represents the ultimate failu...
- Cribsheet 11.11.11
- Eta expected to announce end to violence
- Cribsheet 16.11.11
- Young jobseekers told to work without pay or lose ...
- Society daily 17.11.11
- Reading the Riots study to examine causes and effe...
- We need to keep talking about cervical cancer
- Shell has admitted liability but has a long way to...
- David Bedford obituary
- Do cuts kill?
- The Fiver | A cold school-night in November; and s...
- Society daily 15.11.11
- Letting technocrats run Europe is bad politics and...
- Inflation eases as food prices fall
- US politics live blog: Supreme Court healthcare ch...
- Libya shows signs of slipping from Muammar Gaddafi...
- Libya shows signs of slipping from Gaddafi's grasp
- Ai Weiwei released from detention
- How best to tackle corruption?
- 'Dancing can change the way you think'
- Aleks Krotoski: how free are we to choose our onli...
- Yulia Tymoshenko's daughter: 'My mother's trial wa...
- What's human? What's animal? And what of the biolo...
- Fabio Capello relishes the contribution of England...
- Age is a continuum - not two tribes to be made equ...
- Sarah Millican's dirty laugh - interview
- Access to justice is a fine concept. What does it ...
- Stronger civil society means more power for the weak
- Are science teachers using experiments as props in...
- At least Lord Coe is up to speed | Victoria Coren
- Ignore the warnings about legal aid changes and ri...
- Riot jail sentences in crown courts longer than no...
- Teachers must think internet-first
- UK tuition fees are third highest, says OECD
- UK tuition fees are third highest in developed wor...
- UN: World will miss economic benefit of 1.8 billio...
- I ditched my Oxford master's to give myself a bett...
- I ditched my Oxford master's to give myself a bett...
- Monsanto - the black stain on the biotech industry...
- Libya's main university prepares new term for a ne...
- Safet Susic calls on Bosnia to find belief for Eur...
- In liberated Libya in the year 2961 | Moez Zeiton
- FA Cup first round - live!
- Estonia v Republic of Ireland - as it happened | B...
- Marie Stopes: a turbo-Darwinist ranter, but right ...
- Fans pay respects to Jimmy Savile
- The meaning of 9/11's most controversial photo | J...
- Phone-hacking scandal: Stuart Kuttner is latest No...
-
▼
November
(149)
0 comments:
Post a Comment