Stress

Guidance from the Court of Appeal has clarified how OH professionals should tackle stress, as recent cases show. By Linda Goldman and Joan Lewis

Stress may be a by-product of the modern, technological age, but we deal with it in the same way we would have once reacted to a woolly mammoth

Growing numbers of trainee doctors are opting for a career in general practice rather than in hospitals because it is perceived to be less stressful and offer greater opportunities to work flexibly or part-time, according to a survey

Leaders of the UK's top 350 companies were canvassed over the summer for their views on the Health and Safety Executive's (HSE) stress management standards

Kenneth Hambly looks at a new, and simple, way of tackling work-related stress

OH experts talk to Sally O'Reilly about the best ways to deal with work-related stress

With all the recent surveys and stories in the press about the rising levels of stress in the workplace, it is easy to see why there is a widespread fear that it is spiralling out of control, but is this really the case? Nic Paton reports

Workers taking 'sickies' place a greater burden on organisations than stress-related absence, a poll by an HR website has reported

People with good health can be 20 per cent more productive than their less healthy colleagues, according to initial findings...

Growing numbers of trainee doctors are opting for a career in general practice rather than in hospitals

Leaders of the UK's top 350 companies were canvassed over the summer for their views on the Health and Safety Executive's (HSE) stress management standards.

The Health and Safety Executive's (HSE) stress management standards are set to have a profound impact on how employers tackle workplace stress

Aid workers are increasingly at risk from stress and trauma-related mental health conditions

An initiative from the DTI and the Amicus union aims to help organisations take more proactive approach to dealing with...