Since fit notes were introduced in April 2010, they have led to greater communication between GPs, patients and employers, a...
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The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) fined firms more than £1 million under its “Fees for Intervention” scheme (FFI) between...
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Learning and development (L&D) professionals will have the opportunity to hear from leading industry thinkers and sample the latest trends...
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Health insurer Axa has called for a more “forensic and robust” medical approach to the diagnosis and assessment of whiplash...
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More than two-thirds of OH units using the MoHaWK (Management of Health At Work Knowledge) web-based clinical governance and benchmarking...
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Demand for private health and medical cover was “solid” in 2012, an analysis of the market has suggested, although the...
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The hot weather experienced by much of the UK over the summer has prompted calls by MPs and trade unions...
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With more people than ever before experiencing workplace stress, psychotherapist Jamie Patterson looks at various tactics for reducing anxiety levels...
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The risk of contracting the deadly Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease at work is still unknown, but health protection bodies consider the threat...
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In the first of three articles about the use of alternative therapies in the workplace, Victoria Morrison looks at the...
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Five years ago, Dame Carol Black’s review of workplace health recommended that the occupational health profession raise its game. As...
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Whether you are a student or a professional, the academic online forum JISCMail can provide answers to all kinds of...
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Having team members dispersed around the globe with some never meeting face-to-face is becoming the norm in many organisations. According...
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On 1 September 2013, a new kind of employment contract – the employee-shareholder contract – is introduced. Employee-shareholders will benefit...
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The pay gap between men and women is being made worse by a 50% gap in bonuses between the sexes,...