Noel O'Reilly

Friday 29 April is On your feet Britain day, which aims to raise awareness of the ill-effects of sedentary working....

The Society of Occupational Medicine has collated what it has concluded are three common scenarios why employers do, or do...

UK employers must address a “wellbeing vacuum” and make employee wellbeing a bottom-line issue, says a report published today by...

The third part of a series of articles on the evolution of OH focuses on OH nurse competencies and education. ...

Part one of a four-part special report by Noel O’Reilly looks at how the specialty has evolved, what the drivers...

OH practitioners past and present look at recent developments in health and wellbeing at work and discuss what role OH...

Occupational health nurses leading the development of a Faculty of Occupational Health Nursing (FOHN) have called for sweeping changes to...

Greetings card company Hallmark is one of a growing number of US companies adopting innovative approaches to wellbeing, in response...

US companies are more advanced in delivering wellbeing programmes than their UK equivalents, but what are the key differences between...

Former company directors in two separate organisations have been charged with criminal offences relating to their failure to follow redundancy...

The Scottish Government has announced plans to scrap employment tribunal fees under powers set to be transferred from Westminster.
The...

Insurance company AXA announced today that it is to acquire health insurer Simplyhealth’s private medical insurance (PMI) business.
Simplyhealth has...

Occupational health nurses aim to develop a new UK Faculty of Occupational Health Nursing over the next three years.
The...

The Government has published guidance for employers on its new Fit for Work service aimed at cutting long-term sickness absence,...

The Association of Occupational Health Nurse Practitioners (AOHNP) held its 2014 annual meeting and good practice forum in November in...