Disability

The government has not yet fully considered how it will get a million more disabled people into work by 2027,...

Many employers and workplaces are simply not set up to accommodate the realities of employees having progressive, chronic, terminal or...

This month's research includes studies on workplace positivity schemes and the quality of Employee Assistance Programmes.

Angus Baskerville was diagnosed with Asperger’s and ADHD at the age of 15. He told the audience at last year’s...

Noise-induced occupational hearing loss is normally entirely preventable. But lack of awareness, especially among younger workers, poor training methods and...

As our workforce ages and becomes more sedentary, type 2 diabetes is increasingly prevalent. As Soroyo Barnes and Anne Harriss...

Occupational health provision needs to be made more accessible to smaller organisations to help increase the employment rate among those...

The Royal Opera House has been granted permission to challenge a landmark High Court ruling in favour of a musician...

More than a third of people with arthritis or related conditions are out of work, with a fifth being forced...

As our workforce ages, and employers become more reliant on older workers, age-related hearing loss will become an increasingly important...

Four million UK workers aged over 50 expect poor health and health problems to be the main reasons they stop...

Arthritis is more prevalent in older people with depression, a US study has found, highlighting the importance of screening for...

Most of us understand all too well we need to be less sedentary. But just being told you need to...

Amputation and return to work
The extent to which amputees integrate into normal living after losing a limb affects their...

The Display Screen Equipment regulations predate the ubiquity of screens, tablets, laptops and smartphones in the modern workplace. So are...