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Our survey shows two in five professionals often experience mental health challenges as a result of working life.
We took centre stage at The Health and Safety Event, with a compelling programme in the IOSH Keynote Theatre.
Health and safety professionals in Scotland and Wales want the next governments to prioritise worker wellbeing.
The launch of the UK’s new Fair Work Agency is a positive and timely step towards creating safer, healthier and fairer workplaces.
We welcome evidence that thousands of women are better protected after a campaign on the safety risks of ill‑fitting PPE.
We are once again proud to support Global Asbestos Awareness Week (GAAW), taking place from 01–07 April 2026.
IOSH joins millions across the globe in marking Commonwealth Day, a chance to celebrate shared values and potential.
Our new white paper calls for an overhaul in how workplace digital technologies are introduced to protect workers.
IOSH brought its prevention-first message to Westminster, bringing together leading voices for a high-profile event.
Our workplace health and wellbeing white paper gained strong media interest, raising the profile of this important issue.
IOSH’s new health and wellbeing white paper calls on employers to focus on prevention rather than papering over cracks with ‘perks’.
IOSH is calling on organisations to prioritise occupational cancer prevention – an avoidable but devastating challenge.
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