Wellbeing

Workplace Health Connect aims to provide OH services to the 97% of UK staff in small firms who fall through the net. Noel O'Reilly talks to the programme's director, Elizabeth Gyngell

Manufacturing staff are putting colleagues at risk by not reporting accidents at work and exposing their employers to potential prosecution for failing to comply with health and safety legislation, according to research

Between 800 and 1,000 people a year are killed on the UK's roads in work-related accidents, according to the latest figures published by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA)

Bill to help cancer victims; Crash costs firm £54,000; More die of cancer caused by work; Loud pubs affect hearing

IOSH is running two events for construction and public services health and safety practitioners in the next month

Alcohol saps afternoon performance at UK plc.

Survey shows middle managers are more resilient in the face of criticism than any other group in th eworkforce

An HR professional at Intel UK has been awarded more than £114,000 by the High Court after she became so stressed at work she had a nervous breakdown

Women working long hours and with responsibilities at home have unhealthy lifestyles, research has found. But is it a gender issue?

Next summer's Health Bill aims to make workplaces smoke-free, but HR needs toact now and avoid leaving it too late, argues Sally O'Reilly.

Next summer’s Health Bill aims to make workplaces smoke-free, but HR needs toact now and avoid leaving it too late, argues Sally O’Reilly

Occupational ill health is costing the UK economy around 28 million working days a year, according to a new report by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE)

An HR professional at Intel, the world's largest computer chip maker, has been awarded more than £114,000 after she became so stressed at work she had a nervous breakdown.

Employers should start thinking about new fire safety responsibilities which come into force in October or face the risk of prosecution.

The number of attacks by animal rights activists on staff working in the pharmaceutical industry has fallen sharply, according to new figures