A healthy physical environment in a workplace can be a key factor in maintaining employees’ health. A poorly designed workspace can result in lost productivity and disengaged staff, which could potentially lead to a high staff turnover.
Wychavon District Council has been crowned the best council to work for in an annual competition.The council – based in...
Every year Best Companies and The Sunday Times recognise and celebrate the best workplaces in the UK. More recently, Best Companies...
The threat of knife crime is persuading increasing numbers of employers to provide staff with stab vests to protect them...
If you thought it was just airline passengers who were at risk of blood clots, think again. Longer hours and...
Apart from their salaries and job security, employees are most worried about comfort in the workplace, a survey has found.What...
Ernst & Young is celebrating double success in this year’s Business in the Community’s Big Tick awards. The Big Four professional...
This fantastic achievement means that Huxley Associates is one of just a few companies to have been presented with the prestigious...
I played a big part in a property rationalisation programme called ‘The Way We Work’, where we moved people from...
Health and Safety Executive chair Judith Hackitt has called on HR professionals to ensure lessons learned from disasters such as...
Just before his surprise resignation, Liberal Democrat leader Sir Menzies Campbell blasted both the Labour and Conservative parties for failing...
On Friday 20 July 2007 at 2.11pm, Gloucestershire County Council staff received a global e-mail: “Begin to make arrangements to...
A badly designed, poorly organised work environment is detrimental to productivity and health. Sally O'Reilly reports.
Risk is a natural part of running a business. But how does an organisation ensure it manages those risks effectively?
Businesses that fail to think about their employees’ work environment are risking the wellbeing of their staff, according to the...
Some 5,000 nurses are currently being treated for back pain, and the rising number of obese patients on wards is...
