newsTips for talking about mental health with workers
THE UK will hold the nation’s biggest annual mental health conversation, Time to Talk Day, on 01 February 2024.
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newsPartnership offers BSI employees menopause support
A NEW partnership builds on BSI’s commitment to supporting employees and organisations with menopause resources.
newsMental health support for teachers announced
NEW MEASURES to enhance recruitment and retention in the teaching profession have been announced by the government. They include £1.5 million of new investment to deliver a three-year mental health and wellbeing support package for school and college leaders; providing professional supervision and counselling to at least 2,500 leaders.
newsPoll shows employers falling short on workplace wellbeing
NEW RESEARCH shows that 55% of professionals think employers should be doing more to help with employee wellbeing – while over two-fifths of senior leaders feel their increased spending on wellness benefits is going by largely unnoticed.
newsHealth board fined after vulnerable patient dies
ONE OF the largest health boards in Wales has been fined £200k after a patient died in its care.
newsNew data released for Blue Monday
AS PART of My Whole Self – MHFA England’s campaign for workplace culture change – the social enterprise is calling on employers to create cultures where people feel able to bring their whole self to work to help improve workplace wellbeing.
blog50 years of the Health & Safety at Work Act
2024 MARKS 50 years since the introduction of the Health & Safety at Work Act (1974). Ridwaan Omar explains how the Act has evolved and what organisations can expect in the coming year.
newsMental health and wellbeing should be part of OSH role
MANAGING MENTAL health and wellbeing at work should be part of the OSH role. That’s the opinion of nearly three-quarters of those who responded to IOSH’s member survey.
articleTesting times
Dave Head explores the impact of the cost of living crisis on health and wellbeing in the workplace.
articlePractitioner viewpoint- December 23
Since the pandemic we have seem many adaptations that are now fixed into the ‘new normal’. Louise Ward explores some of these.
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