Burnout on the rise for workers
THE IMPACT of the pandemic has understandably had an impact on mental health for many people, and that is being reflected in the workplace.
THE IMPACT of the pandemic has understandably had an impact on mental health for many people, and that is being reflected in the workplace.
NEBOSH HAS launched an updated Health and Safety at Work Award. The three-day qualification is popular in countries around the world for giving learners the first steps to health and safety competence.
HEALTH AND social care providers in England will be required to ensure workers are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, unless they are exempt, under plans announced by the Health and Social Care Secretary.
IOSH CALLS on the world’s businesses to harness the wave of social change by putting the needs and welfare of people first.
ST JOHN Ambulance warns lives could be lost at work due to a lack of trained first aiders on site – as research reveals half of employees now permanently enjoy flexible home and office working.
TO COINCIDE with International Stress Awareness Week 2021 (1-5 November), IOSH asked its website visitors and Instagram followers: “What do you see as the ONE main cause of stress in the workplace?”
THE INSTITUTION of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) is supporting a campaign to help prevent and manage work-related musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs).
A COMPANY has been convicted of corporate manslaughter after a vulnerable elderly woman suffered burns while being bathed.
WORLD MENTAL Health Day was on 10 October and IOSH asked its website visitors and Instagram followers a single question: ‘What ONE thing at work could improve your mental wellbeing?’
PEOPLE WHO receive care and the adult social care workforce will be further protected from COVID-19 and flu over the coming months, as the government sets additional funding for infection prevention and control.
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