Ceri Finnegan
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Senior Policy And Public Affairs Manager
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IOSH
Articles by Ceri Finnegan
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Bringing health and safety to the party
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19 Oct 2026
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Ceri Finnegan
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Opinion
Ceri Finnegan reflects on IOSH’s role putting UK workplace issues on the political agenda to shape future policy.
Bringing health and safety to the party
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Working lives survey
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01 Jun 2026
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Ceri Finnegan
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Opinion
Research shows widespread workplace law breaches affecting millions, underscoring need for stronger enforcement and reform.
Working lives survey
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IOSH on the road
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09 Oct 2025
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Ceri Finnegan
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Opinion
Ceri Finnegan shares key takeaways from attending three UK party conferences to promote IOSH’s health and safety agenda.
IOSH on the road
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Weak manager training must get stronger for workers’ mental health
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06 Jan 2025
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Ceri Finnegan
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Opinion
IOSH’s Ceri Finnegan explores the growing concerns of poor mental health in the workplace as a result of manager's lack of training.
Weak manager training must get stronger for workers’ mental health
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IOSH statement on Get Britain Working plan
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26 Nov 2024
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Ceri Finnegan
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Opinion
IOSH's Ceri Finnegan, Senior Policy and Public Affairs Manager responds to the Government’s Get Britain Working plan.
IOSH statement on Get Britain Working plan
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Shining a light on the ‘small print’ of work
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03 Oct 2024
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Ceri Finnegan
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News
IOSH's Ceri Finnegan looks at the outcome of the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool that IOSH attended.
Shining a light on the ‘small print’ of work
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IOSH set to nurture new crop of MPs
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02 Sept 2024
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Ceri Finnegan
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News
Every autumn, all UK political parties meet to talk about their future plans. Find out how IOSH will seize this opportunity.
IOSH set to nurture new crop of MPs