Earlier this year we partnered with Worcester Warriors to set new standards in event safety. In this article we delve deeper in to the programme to tell you why it’s […]

What are the latest statistics in work-related stress? The latest Labour Force Survey statistics make for anxiety-inducing reading. Before we dive into that though, let’s understand the current [...]

Julie Hutchinson Fatigue costs employers millions, so as a safety manager, how can you help your staff stay alert, focused, and awake? It’s a scenario no manager wants to encounter: […]

Paul Crossland Can we really blame our cats for taking too many risks? Paul Crossland investigates. Health and safety is often incorrectly used as a convenient excuse to stop what […]

Andy Hawkes Andy Hawkes discusses key topics and trends in that we’ll see in the short- to medium-term in health and safety. Mental health management As the taboos around mental […]

Julie Hutchinson Julie Hutchinson talks about building resilience and offers an approach that’ll work to help reduce stress in your organisation. Rick could feel his heart rate rising. His vision [...]

Pamela Gellatly Pamela Gellatly of Healthcare RM looks at the link between musculoskeletal and mental health disorders in the workplace and how organisations need to join the dots to reduce […]

With the average person will spend 90,000 hours at work during their lifetime, it’s important employees are looked after. Here’s some powerful health and safety facts to back up your [...]

Dr Ann Hawkins Dr. Ann Hawkins of 24hr Virtual Clinic discusses stress, presenteeism and absenteeism and asks, are these health and safety issues? In 1964, Bob Dylan recorded – “The Times They [...]

Peter Kinselley Cardinus Health and Safety Director Peter Kinselley reviews recent case law and how judges are interpreting the sentencing guidelines. On 22nd March 2017 SHP online reported that [...]