It’s important to understand what complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) is, particularly if you have a staff member who has suffered a work-related accident and is reporting symptoms of the
condition. What is it and how should you manage it?
Published 13.12.2023
One of your employees has brought in a fit note which states that they’re OK to do their job with a few restrictions. But your better judgement says otherwise. Who has the final say?
Published 25.03.2011
Whilst you’ve probably heard of the risks of Deep Vein Thrombosis from long haul air travel, you’re unlikely to associate it with those who drive long journeys for work. In light of medical research,
what should you be aware of?
Published 08.06.2005
You’re concerned about the mental health of an employee working in a safety-critical role. How can you identify if there really is a problem and how should you deal with it, so as to reduce your
potential liability?
Published 28.03.2005
A study has highlighted a common misconception that the dangers of prolonged periods of sitting can be offset by weekend activity. What were the findings and what’s the message about office workers’
health?
Published 20.12.2018
You’ve heard a rumour that you can get deep vein thrombosis from sitting at your desk for too long. Is this really the case and if so, what steps can you take to minimise any risks?
Published 06.06.2006
You have an employee who has recently been diagnosed with epilepsy. What do you need to do as an employer to ensure their working environment is suitable for their condition?
Published 20.11.2017
One of your employees has just informed you that they’ve been diagnosed with epilepsy. Are there any health and safety implications, and if so, what should you do to ensure their condition doesn’t
put them, or others, at risk?
Published 10.04.2006
The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) has launched a two-year campaign to tackle cancer. Should you check it out?
Published 19.12.2014