Chancellor admits it won’t be ‘easy’ for business to absorb costs of national insurance hike | Politics News

The chancellor has admitted it will not be “easy” for businesses to “absorb” the increase in employers’ national insurance contributions that was announced in the budget. Rachel Reeves also acknowledged that the change – which will see employers’ contributions rise to 15% from April 2025 – would also hit charities and local councils. Speaking at…

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National Healthcare Group adopts mobile-first HR approach

The National Healthcare Group has upgraded its human resource system with a cloud-powered platform that drives staff mobility and data-driven decision-making.  WHAT IT’S ABOUT Through the iConnect@NHG project, the health cluster underwent a modernisation of its HR system to cater to the evolving needs of its 20,000 staff who care for 1.5 million people across central and…

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Seoul National University Bundang Hospital bags Stage 6 AMAM

Seoul National University Bundang Hospital in Seoul, South Korea has been recently validated for Stage 6 of the classic HIMSS Analytics Maturity Assessment Model. AMAM measures an organisation’s capabilities and advances in healthcare analytics. A new, modernised version of this model – dubbed AMAM24 – was launched at the recently concluded HIMSS24 APAC conference.  WHY…

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All private hospitals in Singapore to connect to national EMR

The Ministry of Health Singapore has announced that all nine private hospitals in the country have committed to sharing patient health information with the National Electronic Health Record system.  They will be working with Synapxe, which manages the NEHR, to get their hospital management systems prepared for integration by next year, according to a media statement.  …

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Peru declares 3 days of national mourning over the death of former President Alberto Fujimori

LIMA, Peru (AP) — Peru’s government on Thursday declared three days of national mourning over the death of former President Alberto Fujimori and granted him a state funeral despite his convictions for human rights abuses and corruption. Fujimori, who governed the South American country with an increasingly authoritarian hand between 1990 and 2000, died of…

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