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On World Mental Health Day 2024, UK health and safety organisations unite to urge action on workplace mental health from those responsible.
The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) has launched its 2024-25 call for research proposals.
Are you happy at work? That’s the question we asked ahead of International Week of Happiness at Work. Read the results.
Our new campaign highlights the issue of hidden downsides – or ‘small print’ – in workers’ contracts.
Tributes have been paid to our former President Lawrence Bamber, who passed away recently aged 77.
In support of World Suicide Prevention Day, IOSH is sharing guidance on how to discuss this critical issue at work.
IOSH wants the Grenfell Tower inquiry report to provide impetus to the crucial work of making buildings safer in the UK.
IOSH calls on UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to invest further in legislation preventing workers from being harmed.
For World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, we're urging businesses to do all they can to prevent human rights violations.
That's the response of more than four in five people who responded to our online poll about the Act.
"Music to my ears" – read our response to the new UK Government's plans for workers' rights.
Learn how IOSH is helping women across rural Africa who are facing significant risks to their health and safety at work every day.
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