productTHIS YEAR’S World Day for Safety and Health at Work focused on participation and social dialogue to foster a positive safety and health culture. Jo Heselton shares the successes the Hull-based leading safety supplier achieved while managing the pandemic and the importance of maintaining those high standards in the future.
newsTO MARK Mental Health Awareness Week 2022, for which the theme is loneliness, SME accountancy firm, The Accountancy Partnership, is encouraging entrepreneurs to build founder support networks to reduce feelings of isolation.
newsTHIS THURSDAY marks World Day for Safety and Health at Work. This year’s theme is ‘Act together to build a positive safety and health culture’ and will explore the topic of participation and social dialogue in creating a positive safety and health culture.
newsTHE BURNT Chef Project has joined forces with the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) Working Minds campaign to tackle work-related stress in the hospitality industry.
articleTHERE ARE many challenges facing delivery workers, especially the last mile where workers face many challenges. Graham Sharp looks at how to protect staff from risk of injury through manual handling.
newsA MANCHESTER construction company was fined after much of a three-bedroom domestic property in Stretford collapsed during a loft conversion and ground floor extension work.
newsTHE EXTRA time, energy and workload required to deliver hybrid teaching is having a detrimental effect on the health, safety and welfare of teachers, representatives heard at the Annual Conference of NASUWT-The Teachers’ Union.
product7th April 2022 marked World Health Day, a key date in the calendar for the World Health Organisation (WHO), and for ION Science. In a decade that has already seen increasing focus and pressure on improving health, protecting the planet, and reducing the impact of emissions, 2022’s World Health Day brought with it the strong but simple message of ‘Our Planet, Our Health.’
newsWORLD HEALTH Day, which takes place on Thursday 7 April, serves as a reminder to ensure that we are doing all we can to protect the future of our workforce.
newsNEW LEGISLATION to ban products made by forced or child labour from entering the European Union (EU) market is “a big step towards promoting safe and secure working environments for all workers”, IOSH says.
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