Ed Madden, BL, looks at a recent England and Wales High Court case in which a pharmacist appealed against a decision of the General Pharmaceutical Council to remove her name from the Register after she fraudulently obtained money from a department store.
Tag Archives: employment
‘Speed dating’ for locums planned
Plans for speed dating-style interviews for registrars interested in working as GP locums have been proposed at two ICGP faculties.
Hospital groups report rise in consultants
Hospital groups are reporting a rise in the numbers of consultants employed.
A word of advice to HSE employees in disputes
Dear Editor, I would be grateful if you could allow me to alert readers who are employees of the HSE to the importance of using registered post in their communications with their employer in the event of any dispute.
Placements certainty for ‘almost all’
Almost all doctors entering a training scheme will have certainty over their placements for at least the next two years, the Minister for Health, Dr Leo Varadkar, has said.
Vision loss associated with work status
Vision loss is associated with a higher likelihood of not working, researchers from Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, have found.
HSE employment prospects recede
By Gary Culliton.
Smokers cost employers €4,500 extra each year
Employers have to pay around €4,500 or more a year to employ a member of staff who smokes compared to a non-smoking employee, claims research published online in the journal Tobacco Control.
NCHD job terminations to be addressed — HSE
By Gary Culliton.
Patients are now being ‘forced to give up jobs’
By Gary Culliton.