Wellbeing

Advice to work from home could return this autumn if Covid-19 hospitalisations put significant pressure on the NHS and the...

Insomnia, anxiety, and depression were 'very prevalent' during the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, an international study has suggested.

The Health and Safety Executive has published updated guidance emphasising the importance of good ventilation.

While not formally recognised as a disability, the effect long Covid may have on a person's ability to work may mean it should be considered as such.

The mantra for our ‘new normal’ will need to be ‘out of sight, front of mind’, argues Malcolm Tullett.

Organisations experiencing a shortage of workers should be careful not to ‘sleepwalk’ into a health and safety ‘nightmare', Iosh has warned.

Supermarket chain Morrisons has announced that it plans to reduce sick pay for unvaccinated employees in the hope that it...

The complexities, challenges and uncertainties surrounding long Covid means it is time for a wholesale rethink around rehabilitation, return to...

Employers need to be recognising, and supporting, ‘Covid fatigue’ that may have built up over the past year-and-a-half, both among employees and employers.

Care home staff in England have until Thursday 16 September to receive their first Covid-19 jab.

These extra CPD activities and resources relate to the article CPD: Covid-19 and risk assessment within construction, by OH nurse...

The construction industry was one of the few sectors that had been allowed to continue working throughout the Covid-19 pandemic and managing and mitigating risk proved challenging.

Federal government workers, as well as federal healthcare workers, will also be expected to have received the vaccine.

An in-depth US-commissioned study has found that the air quality in an office can have a significant impact on the...

How NHS England and NHS Improvement worked tirelessly to support the wellbeing of NHS staff during the most challenging 18...