Mental health crisis drives surge in wellness perks
THE GROWING number of Brits out of work due to mental health conditions has prompted a surge in companies promoting wellness perks to new recruits.
THE GROWING number of Brits out of work due to mental health conditions has prompted a surge in companies promoting wellness perks to new recruits.
MORE THAN four in five (84%) UK tradespeople experience mental health problems due to work-related issues, a new study has found.
IF YOU’RE returning to work after an injury then you need to take extra care of your feet. Simon Ash, from footwear specialist HAIX, shares how to help prevent the risk of secondary injuries.
Health and safety experts Stanley, has partnered with Ansell Inteliforz as it continues growing its AI technology offering.
EMPLOYERS IN financial services should act to retain talent in the industry as new findings from MHFA England highlight the impact of poor mental health. 83% of finance sector employees have considered changing jobs due to the impact of work on their mental health, with nearly half of those taking the plunge.
A COMPANY in Cornwall has been fined after putting its employees at risk of exposure to ionising radiation over a ten-year period.
Graham Sharp explores how AI technologies are transforming the health and safety sector.
With much of BSIF’s focus and resource dedicated to removing unsafe non-compliant PPE and safety equipment from the market, Alan Murray enjoys the opportunity to talk about the BSIF Product Innovation Awards finalists 2023.
RCN LAUNCHES new standards to boost the mental health and wellbeing of the nursing workforce.
THE HEALTH and Safety Executive (HSE), through its Working Minds campaign which aims to prevent work-related stress and promote good mental health in the workplace, has compiled a list of resources to assist employers and workers during stress awareness month this April.
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