Last updated7 October 2026 Guidance How to create leadership pathways for SAS doctors Guidance for employers on how to create leadership pathways for specialty and specialist (SAS) doctors.
Last updated30 September 2026 Article Information for chief people officers in the East of England region Discover more about the regional CPO and deputy CPO networks and Social Partnership Forum in the East of England
Last updated7 October 2026 News Updated JEG advice on roles requiring part 3 NMC registration The Job Evaluation Group (JEG) has updated its guidance on roles requiring part 3 Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) registration.
Last updated1 October 2026 Article Information for chief people officers in the South East region Discover more about the regional CPO and deputy CPO networks and Social Partnership Forum in the South East
Last updated30 September 2026 Article Information for chief people officers in the North East and Yorkshire region Discover more about the regional CPO and deputy CPO networks and Social Partnership Forum in the North East and Yorkshire
Last updated1 October 2026 Article Information for chief people officers in the South West region Discover more about the regional CPO and deputy CPO networks and Social Partnership Forum in the South West
Last updated5 October 2026 Article SAS Week 26: SAS as a career choice Access all the resources from SAS Week 26 day one - SAS as a career choice: understanding the SAS pathway and improving the visibility of SAS roles.
Last updated30 September 2026 News Guidance for bands 6, 7 and 8 multi-professional profiles This Job Evaluation Group (JEG) guidance has been revised following the publication of a band 8ab profile.
Last updated1 October 2026 News Closure of the Immigration Salary List: what this will mean for sponsored workers The Home Office has confirmed how the closure of the Immigration Salary List (ISL) on 31 December 2026 will affect sponsored workers.
Last updated8 October 2026 News General Medical Council publishes SAS and LED survey findings Read the findings from the General Medical Council's survey for locally employed doctors and speciality, associate specialist and specialist doctors.