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
If you have an employee with a serious health condition, or who is taking medication, could they be a risk to themselves or others? A recently published study may hold the answers.
Published 25.08.2017
Recent reports have indicated that there are significant risks associated with shift-work. If this is really the case does it mean the end for 24-hour working?
Published 05.05.2009
HSE research shows that many businesses are unclear of their health surveillance responsibilities. What are they and might they apply to you?
Published 16.04.2013
According to a new report by the TUC, up to 2.9 million workers are affected by dyslexia. This could have some impact on how you manage health and safety in your workplace. So what should you be
aware of?
Published 14.02.2005
One of your employees has put on so much weight that he’s become a safety risk to himself and others. You know that you must take some action, but don’t know what. How far does the law allow you to
go?
Published 31.01.2005
The Construction Industry Advisory Committee has issued new guidance to help businesses manage the health part of health and safety. But it’s not just the construction sector which could benefit from
it. What’s covered?
Published 08.12.2015
One of your staff has said that because he’s exposed to welding and metal fumes you’re supposed to arrange for him to have a vaccination against pneumonia. Does such a vaccine exist, and if so what
are your obligations?
Published 13.02.2014
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
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