Legal sector ranks worst for health and wellbeing
LEGAL PROFESSIONALS have the poorest health and wellbeing levels of any sector, new research from fitness and health network Epassi UK reveals.
LEGAL PROFESSIONALS have the poorest health and wellbeing levels of any sector, new research from fitness and health network Epassi UK reveals.
NEW DIGITAL training aiming to increase awareness and reduce suicide amongst sole traders and self-employed construction workers launches ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day (10 September).
BRITISH SAFETY Council is calling on the UK Government to go further in protecting workers from the risks associated with high-concentration silica containing materials and, within five years, introduce a ban on high-silica products from entering or leaving the UK.
IN EPISODE 50, host Mark Sennett sits down with newly appointed HSE Non Executive Director Louise Hosking to discuss The Choice Chain, which she recently founded.
CONSTRUCTION HAS transformed the way it manages physical safety, but now it needs to rethink what safety really means. Nicola Hodkinson explores why mental health must become an integral part of the industry’s approach to safety.
A HEALTH warning has been issued for August 12 after new analysis identified it as the most dangerous day of the year for outdoor workers due to extreme heat conditions.
MOST UK businesses lack the basic systems needed to identify and prevent modern slavery, despite over half believing they are capable of managing the risk, according to new research published by the Institution of Occupational Safety & Health (IOSH).
AS THE new administration sets its priorities, IOSH says greater focus is needed on worker safety, health and wellbeing to help create a more sustainable and productive economy.
In Episode 49 of the Health & Safety Matters Podcast, host Mark Sennett sits down with Blackline Safety’s Simon Rich and they discuss the future of Connected Safety.
AN ENORMOUS amount of effort goes into preventing and detecting incidents, and into coordinating how they are responded to. These are important steps in addressing the sheer scale of violence and aggression that workers face, which the Health and Safety Executive estimates sits around 689,000 cases annually.
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