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Help neurodiverse workers thrive

Date posted

19 Mar 2024

Author

Marcus Boocock

Type

Press release

Our white paper on neurodiversity at work calls for open and supportive cultures for neurodiverse colleagues.

Help neurodiverse workers thrive
Researchers to explore OSH service delivery around globe

Date posted

01 Mar 2024

Author

Marcus Boocock

Type

Press release

Four out of five of the world’s workforce don't have access to basic safety and health services. Researchers are set to explore the reasons why – and how it might be improved.

Researchers to explore OSH service delivery around globe
Time to tackle “plague” of work accidents and ill health

Date posted

16 Nov 2023

Author

Marcus Boocock

Type

Press release

New IOSH President Stuart Hughes is calling on the profession to develop new ways of tackling this issue.

Time to tackle “plague” of work accidents and ill health
Two-thirds of workers won’t disclose neurodiversity to bosses

Date posted

13 Oct 2023

Author

Marcus Boocock

Type

Press release

Businesses must do more to create a culture where employees feel they can openly disclose they are neurodiverse.

Two-thirds of workers won’t disclose neurodiversity to bosses
Health and safety profession flying the flag for sustainable goals

Date posted

25 Sept 2023

Author

Marcus Boocock

Type

Press release

We reveal how the OSH profession can support the delivery of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

Health and safety profession flying the flag for sustainable goals
“Blanket approach to return to work will be ineffective”, says IOSH

Date posted

13 Sept 2023

Author

Marcus Boocock

Type

Press release

A blanket approach to people with back problems and other musculoskeletal issues returning to work will be ineffective.

“Blanket approach to return to work will be ineffective”, says IOSH
Proactive approach needed to stop health and safety standards slipping

Date posted

01 Sept 2023

Author

Marcus Boocock

Type

Press release

IOSH is keen to see countries around the world ratify the International Labour Organization's (ILO) conventions.

Proactive approach needed to stop health and safety standards slipping
Flexible work must not remain “pipe dream”, says IOSH

Date posted

25 Jul 2023

Author

Marcus Boocock

Type

Press release

We believe the introduction of regulations for workers to request flexible working from the first day of a new job is a positive move.

Flexible work must not remain “pipe dream”, says IOSH
Work fatalities rise “a sobering reminder” of cost of health and safety failure

Date posted

06 Jul 2023

Author

Marcus Boocock

Type

Press release

A 10 per cent increase in the number of people killed at work highlights the need to bolster health and safety standards.

Work fatalities rise “a sobering reminder” of cost of health and safety failure
Green transition offers “once-in-lifetime” chance to improve work conditions

Date posted

05 Jul 2023

Author

Marcus Boocock

Type

Press release

The transition to greener economies and industries offers a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” for migrant workers.

Green transition offers “once-in-lifetime” chance to improve work conditions
Healthy and safe working conditions “must not remain a privilege for the few”

Date posted

08 Jun 2023

Author

Marcus Boocock

Type

Press release

IOSH urges the International Labour Conference to ensure OSH becomes a fundamental human right for every worker.

Healthy and safe working conditions “must not remain a privilege for the few”