Wellbeing

The number of workplace fatalities in Great Britain increased last year, according to the HSE.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak wants as many people as possible back in offices as soon as work from home guidance is lifted.

Occupational health needs to grab the reins and provide leadership to join up mental health support, argues Dr Tarun Gupta.

As we look towards the summer and, hopefully, the gradual reopening of workplaces, managing employee mental health is going to...

Ending the legal requirement to wear a face covering will pose a risk to some workers, the Society of Occupational Medicine (SOM) has said.

Inequality is having a significant impact on the career goals of young people, research finds.

Retailers, transport providers and hospitality firms scramble to formulate their own face mask policies as infections rise.

As society, and our economy, gradually returns to some sort of ‘normality’, occupational health will be in more demand than...

Organisations should ramp up their support for employees with cancer ahead of predicted surge in diagnoses, according to a nurse provider.

Alarm has been raised over a decline in the number of respiratory hospital appointments and lung condition diagnoses during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Risks arise when dealing with staff who refuse to return to the office post 19 July.

Trials of reduced working hours have led to new employment contracts for many people in Iceland.

Like for most employers, the Covid-19 pandemic has posed a range of operational and HR challenges for Yorkshire Water over...

Senior health official Jean King has hinted at what to expect from the government's response to its Health is everyone's business consultation.

More clarity needed as the government plans to announce that requirements such as mask-wearing and social distancing will be removed from 19 July.