For many decades, Personnel Today published Occupational Health journal, which later became the digital subscription service OHW+.
This content is now available free-to-access, and we continue to cover Occupational Health and Wellbeing news and analysis on a regular basis.
All the latest OH articles are listed below.
The Society of Occupational Medicine is urging major political parties to commit to introducing universal access to occupational health.
As the government plans to crack down on economic inactivity, how should organisations support employees with complex health needs?
NHS heart and cardiac care waits in England have hit another grim record high, according to the charity the British...
Alcohol harm costs England £27.4bn a year, and this cost has risen 40% since 2003.
The cost to employers of poor mental health is now £51bn a year, research has calculated, a decline on what...
The weight loss drug semaglutide also delivers heart health and cardiovascular benefits, irrespective of a patient’s starting weight or the...
Employers, employees and insurers have a shared responsibility for prevening burnout in workplaces, writes Dr Tarun Gupta.
A new £16m NHS workforce wellbeing programme has been launched in England and will feature initiatives that have been developed by staff.
More than half a million more women have fallen out of the workplace because of sickness and ill health over...
One in four employees with cancer will keep the diagnosis to themselves because they feel unable to talk about their...
More than half of workers struggling with burnout do so alone research for this week's Mental Health Awareness Week finds.
People with obesity are more likely to take more sick days off work than those of a healthy weight, according research.
Employee assistance programmes are under huge strain. What is their role in employee wellbeing, and what should employers do?
Researchers have linked exposure to ‘forever chemicals’, or PFAS, and a heightened risk of cardiovascular disease.
The Association of Occupational Health and Wellbeing Professionals (iOH) has gained charity status.
