Last updated12 September 2023 Article The Career Transition Partnership What is the Career Transition Partnership and how it can help your recruitment from the Armed Forces community.
Last updated18 September 2023 Blog In-house international recruitment and occupational health Hilary Winch from Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals explains how moving international recruitment in-house has impacted occupational health.
Last updated17 September 2025 Page Supporting Armed Forces Reservists in the workforce: Connect, share and learn This is our regular online forum for those managing, championing or supporting Armed Forces reservists in the NHS.
Last updated3 October 2023 Guidance Musculoskeletal health in the workplace This updated guidance is aimed at staff at all levels of NHS organisations, to help promote, protect and support musculoskeletal health.
Last updated30 October 2025 Page Widening Participation Network Join our network of employers, working at a system level, to share good practice on your anchor approaches to employment, training and skills.
Last updated20 July 2023 Case study Using system-level partnerships to resolve recruitment challenges Solving NHS recruitment challenges by partnering with external organisations to connect job seekers to hard-to-fill vacancies.
Last updated15 September 2023 Case study Hyperlocal recruitment at Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust (LCH) filled vacancies by recruiting from the communities it serves with a variety of initiatives.
Last updated15 September 2023 Guidance Commissioning occupational health services A guide to support NHS commissioning teams in procuring occupational health services for staff.
Last updated15 September 2023 Case study Jobs and careers roadshow event Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board (SNEE ICB) used a roadshow bus to offer jobs, training and advice to its local residents.
Last updated21 May 2025 Blog Inclusive care begins with diverse chaplaincy In this Equality, Diversity and Human Rights Week blog, Clare Elcombe Webber explains why diverse chaplaincy is crucial for inclusive care.