Guides

Working together to reduce stress in the workplace

Stress Awareness Month is held every April to increase public awareness about both the causes and cures for the stress that many of us feel day to day, so it is a good time to reflect on whether more can be done within the organisation.

Work-related stress leads to 13.7m lost days

April is stress awareness month and research suggests nine in 10 adults have experienced high or extreme pressure or stress in the last year

IOSH outlines significant risks to staff in new report

Extreme heat, infectious diseases, environmental degradation and new technologies are among the significant risks IOSH outlines in its new report, Towards a safe and healthy future of work, which looks at the future of health and safety.

Occupational health surveillance gives an early indication of onset of occupational ill health allowing corrective action to be taken before it can develop into a long term of significant problem.

1 in 4 of us experience a mental health problem each year. Which means it’s highly likely you employ somebody who struggles with their wellbeing.

It's never been more important to take menopause seriously.