newsLatest annual work-related fatalities published
GREAT BRITAIN continues to be one of the safest places in the world to work, according to new analysis published on 1 July 2026 by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
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newsConfidence in workplace wellbeing support unlocks a productivity premium
BUSINESSES COULD unlock a significant productivity premium potentially worth billions of pounds by fostering workplace cultures in which employees feel confident to speak openly about their health and wellbeing, according to new global research commissioned by BSI.
newsIndustry and government set new bar for workplace health
A NEW framework has been launched to raise the standards of physical and mental health at work, within the chemicals and major hazards industries.
blogHeatwaves make the case for flexible working
AS ANOTHER UK heatwave hits, employers can protect staff from hazardous commutes and overheated workplaces through flexible working, says Jo Kansagra.
newsHeatwave skin cancer warning for trade professionals
WERNER IS urging trade professionals to stay protected with its skin cancer safety guidance during the heatwave as temperatures soar to record highs of up to 39C.
blogWorker rights in a heatwave
AS TEMPERATURES climb across the UK, Michelle Taylor explains what employers need to know about protecting workers during periods of extreme heat.
newsHSE urges employers to prepare for extreme heat
THE HEALTH and Safety Executive (HSE) is urging employers to ensure workers are protected during periods of extreme heat following a recent heat health alert issued for parts of the UK.
newsTackling burnout could boost work return
EMPLOYERS, DOCTORS, workplace health professionals, and employees themselves must work together to tackle workplace burnout and get people back into jobs – or risk a growing economic and public health crisis, new research for the Society of Occupational Medicine (SOM) has argued.
newsMore than half care workers attacked at work
MORE THAN half (52 per cent) of care workers suffered physical or verbal attacks during the past three years at work, a GMB survey has found.
newsIOSH welcomes faster MSD care, urges prevention
IOSH has hailed the UK Government’s plans to speed up treatment and support people with musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) back into work, while urging a stronger focus on prevention.
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