newsOne in three firms overlook long-term health risks
BUSINESSES MAY be overlooking the long-term health of their workforce, despite increasing regulatory emphasis on occupational health risks and prevention, new data suggests.
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articleHuman skills, AI edge
IN A rapidly evolving workplace, Thiago Ramos explores how people skills, leadership influence and artificial intelligence will redefine the OSH profession — and what tomorrow’s safety leaders must do to stay ahead.
newsBSI marks 125 years of shaping safer workplaces
SUPPORTING EMPLOYEES through menopause or menstruation, improving psychological safety at work and ensuring access to appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) are among the areas featured in a collection of stories produced by the British Standards Institution (BSI), the UK’s national standards body, to mark 125 years of the organisation’s existence.
productFight against modern slavery in supply chains continues
IT’S A sad truth that in 2026, where supply chains span across continents, we are still fighting against the exploitation of human beings through modern slavery.
newsEight in ten workers report abuse at work
A NEW survey published by the TUC today shows 8 in 10 (82%) surveyed workers have experienced some form of abuse or violence at work in the last year.
articleIn the spotlight with Peter Smart
THIS MONTH we put Peter Smart in the spotlight to follow the steps of his career in health and safety and hear his thoughts on the future of the industry.
articleFrom the CEOs Desk
AFTER THE release of the BSIF’s white paper ‘Combatting Substandard PPE in the UK’, John Hooker highlights the challenges posed by online marketplaces along with the BSIF’s latest practical campaigns to improve workplace safety
productUsing downtime data to reduce risks in manufacturing
BUSINESSES HAVE spent decades collecting data to provide operational and strategic insights. Rarely, though, is operational data retained and used when forming insights into the major strategic production picture.
newsMillions gain access to sick pay and parental leave
LANDMARK EMPLOYMENT rights reforms came into force on 6th April, upgrading the world of work for the 21st century.
newsHSE seeks views on injury reporting
GREAT BRITAIN’S national regulator for workplace health and safety is inviting businesses, employers, health practitioners and industry stakeholders to help shape the future of workplace incident reporting in Great Britain.
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