Last updated9 June 2023 Blog There's no secret to staff engagement A blog by Steven Weeks exploring the lessons that can be taken from the 2022 NHS Staff Survey and how they can be applied across the service.
Last updated19 June 2023 Guidance Guidance for the GoSWH to identify contractual breaches Read our guidance for the guardians of safe working hours (GoSWH) to identify contractual breaches that incur a financial penalty.
Last updated13 May 2025 Page International Recruitment Network We work to keep you informed about the latest developments in international recruitment and how you can build your workforce from overseas.
Last updated5 December 2023 Guidance Retention discussions: from reaction to prevention A practical guide to using discussions and conversations to support staff retention and improve staff experience in your organisation.
Last updated5 December 2023 Guidance Retention in the NHS: employer briefing Guidance highlighting some of the key actions employers can take to improve staff retention.
Last updated19 September 2025 Guidance Less-than-full-time medical trainees guidance This guidance focuses specifically on how the pay system works for less-than-full-time (LTFT) trainees.
Last updated5 December 2023 Article Staff Experience in the NHS - leading the routes to retention Hear more about what was discussed at our Staff Experience in the NHS conference 2023 around the key theme of improving staff retention.
Last updated23 June 2025 Audio/video Tackling homelessness in response to the rising cost of living In this video from University Hospitals Birmingham we hear how the trust is supporting staff in response to incidences of homelessness.
Last updated5 December 2023 Infographic Retention and attraction: a visual model This downloadable infographic highlights the key ways that advocating a positive experience for staff supports retention and attraction in the NHS.
Last updated25 April 2025 Article Accrual of statutory annual leave and sickness An overview of key points relating to annual leave and sickness from the most important cases, together with frequently asked questions on this issue.