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The METIS Collaboration, which the Centre for Sustainable Working Life is part of, presents this ESRC funded Seminar Series designed to identify and discuss current issues relating to the employment of those with cancer and promote the translation of our research knowledge into policy and practice. The series focuses on the psychological, social, organizational and economic issues. This seminar is the last of six discussion seminars and is focused on the legal and insurance contexts.

Applications are invited for full-time or part-time research studentships on the Professional Doctorate in Occupational Health Psychology in the Centre for Sustainable Working Life, School of Business, Economics & Informatics.

Vacancy for a permanent Lectureship (A/B) in occupational health psychology or health and safety management (0.5 FTE).

The fifth seminar on Cancer and Employment: Perspectives of the Employing Organisation will be held at Birkbeck on November 15th, 2016.

The fourth seminar of the ESRC funded Seminar Series will be held at University of Aberdeen on June 15th, 2016.

The Centre is presenting some of our work at the 12th European Academy of Occupational Health Psychology in Athens.

Health Promotional International has published an article led by Dr Juliet Hassard, and co-authored by Kevin Teoh and Professor Tom Cox.

We are sad to announce that Dr Magdalena Marczak is leaving the Centre for Sustainable Working Life.

Kevin Teoh makes some light-hearted observations on the psychosocial working conditions of Santa Claus.

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