productMonitoring is key
IMPROVEMENTS TO worker health and safety won’t happen without regular risk monitoring and management, says Reactec.
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articleStep into health
Quality safety footwear is essential to protect workers from external damage, buit can prevent and manage common foot conditions. Clair Weston provides an insight.
newsProtect your team’s mental health, urges HSE
MARKING WORLD Mental Health Day 2025, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) urges employers to go beyond raising awareness and take practical steps to prevent work-related stress.
webinarAdapting to Generational Shifts in the Workplace
With Millennials and Gen Z comprising a larger portion of today’s workforce, organisations need to rethink their approach to workplace safety, health, and well-being.
webinarBeyond The Surface: Human Centric Strategies For Stronger EHS
Organisations all over the world experience complications, disruptions and failures that, in many cases, result in workplace incidents.
productHow CAD modelling can design safer work environments
CREATING A safe workplace should be a top priority for any business, but sometimes it might be seen as a challenge that’s only addressed once a project is underway. What if we could build safety into designs from the start?
productFour occupations where health and safety are key
EACH YEAR, thousands of workers across the country are injured in work-related accidents. In the most tragic cases, they lose their lives as a result of unsafe conditions, underscoring the importance of health and safety procedures.
newsTackle workplace sickness, urges IOSH
THE UK Government must widen access to and strengthen occupational health systems if it is to meet its target of reducing sickness absence and getting people back to work, a new report from IOSH says.
newsResearch reveals differing views of wellbeing provision
NEW RESEARCH by British Safety Council reveals some significant differences in the way employees and their employers view workplace wellbeing and what is needed to support it.
newsProactive action needed as absence soars
UK EMPLOYEES were off sick for nearly two full working weeks (9.4 days) on average in the last 12 months. This is a significant jump compared to pre-pandemic levels (5.8 days), and 7.8 days in 2023 when this survey was last carried out.
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