Wellbeing and health promotion

A trial will test the efficacy of a therapy designed to mitigate the effects of a disabling post-stroke condition that...

Nearly one in four of the working-age population is classed as disabled, according to latest data.
The figures from the...

Work-related illness among women is facing a worsening crisis and continues to be inadequately addressed, employers have been warned.
The...

Providing expert psychological interventions, such as clinical supervision and access to counselling, can make a real difference when it comes...

Education and awareness, interventions and, crucially, tackling stigma around musculoskeletal disorders are all key to improving employee health and productivity...

The idea of offering unemployed people weight-loss jabs to help them get back into work is seductive, but it needs...

The government’s Employment Rights Bill is set to bring in some profound, and welcome, reforms. But underlying issues around health,...

Nic Paton reports on a discussion about AI in workplace health and wellbeing held at last week’s MAD World Festival.

Buyers and purchasers of occupational health and wellbeing products and services need to retain a healthy scepticism of what salespeople...

Institutional change rather than individual interventions is the key to unlocking a healthy, happy and productive workforce, delegates agreed at...

Nearly half of the UK workforce, or more than 10 million people, is without access to essential health support, such...

Health secretary Wes Streeting has urged the public, clinicians and experts all to submit ideas for the future shape of...

Nearly two-thirds of UK hospitality workers (65%) say they experience stress at work, with most (95%) also unable to switch...

Nearly a third (29%) of retirees say they are considering a return to paid work as living costs rise, according...

The more employers can do to educate women about the symptoms and timing of menopause, the more likely your valued...