Nearly a third (32%) of workers do not expect to have access to any mental health support at work, according to a poll.
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Nearly two-thirds of workers (65%) who were off sick in the past 12 months pushed through their illness and carried on working, according to a poll.
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The cost of living crisis could lead to a mental health threat “of pandemic proportions”, a royal college has warned.
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Thousands of people in England are not getting the personalised support they need to quit smoking, a study has suggested.
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Almost half (47%) of small business managers say they have not received any training in how to support employees living...
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Employers are being encouraged to invest in fast-track private scans and specialist consultations as a way to get employees with...
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The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has updated its guidance on how UK airline pilots living with HIV will be medically...
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Have ministers failed to recognise the valuable contribution occupational health could make to the fit note regime?
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More than eight out of 10 call centre workers (83%) feel the high-pressure nature of their work is taking a toll on their mental health.
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NHS waiting lists are continuing to lengthen, latest figures have shown, with a record 6.5 million people in England now...
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Social workers are ‘at breaking point’, with the sector facing excessive workloads, high stress levels and low morale.
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NHS England has said “thousands” of mental health experts are being sent out to local GP practice amid record demand for services.
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Healthcare staff have reportedly been refused disability support for long Covid, while school staff report rising cases.
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Two guides have been developed to help support employees living with scleroderma and Raynaud’s, including highlighting the value of accessing occupational health expertise.
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Construction industry employers are being urged to take mental health more seriously.