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Thames Water blasted over lack of support for disabled staff | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald - Vimarsana News

Thames Water blasted over lack of support for disabled staff | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

Thames Water has been criticised over the lack of support it provides for disabled workers.

Leading women in business community recognised in King's Birthday Honours list - Vimarsana News

Leading women in business community recognised in King's Birthday Honours list

Honour for Bruntwood chief executive Chris Oglesby too

Lloyds Banking : sets ambitious goal to double the representation of colleagues with disabilitie - Vimarsana News

Lloyds Banking : sets ambitious goal to double the representation of colleagues with disabilitie

Lloyds Banking Group has today announced it will set a public goal to increase the representation of senior colleagues with disabilities in the workplace, the first public commitment... | April 12, 2023

Home Office's bizarre diversity drive - Vimarsana News

Home Office's bizarre diversity drive

Having failed to muster enough support for a leadership bid, Priti Patel is currently enjoying what are likely to be her final weeks in charge at the Home Office. The Witham MP has held the post for more than three years but despite her reputation as a hang 'em and flog 'em hardliner, there's precio...

Debunking common COVID-19 vaccine myths - Vimarsana News

Debunking common COVID-19 vaccine myths

Here are some of the questions from residents that were posed to the team: I'm already vaccinated, why am I told I should keep wearing a mask? Based on what scientists know, the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines are more than 94% effective at preventing COVID-19. This means even if you've gotten both of your vaccine shots you can contract the disease and spread it (even if you don't show symptoms). You also only reach full protection from the virus two weeks after receiving your second dose, meaning you will still be able to contract and spread the virus before then. Dr. Olayiwola Adetuji, who ...