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Continuing our series on neurodiversity in the workplace, Emma Burdett shares her story about how her autism suits her career choice.
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IOSH looks at the use of body-worn cameras to curb violence and explores other ways of managing the risks.
IOSH today launches a new membership grades structure as it seeks to “future-proof” the profession.
New IOSH President Stuart Hughes is calling on the profession to develop new ways of tackling this issue.
Businesses must do more to create a culture where employees feel they can openly disclose they are neurodiverse.
Kelly Nicoll, a seasoned occupational safety and health professional has been nominated as IOSH’s President-Elect.
We reveal how the OSH profession can support the delivery of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
A blanket approach to people with back problems and other musculoskeletal issues returning to work will be ineffective.
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