Nick Warburton

Integrating OSH into education improves young people’s risk intelligence and could generate interest in an OSH career.

Nick Warburton considers the bump in the road when it comes to gender equality.

A special focus group for African-based women who work in safety, health and the environment has been launched, with global ambitions

The United Nations (UN) is calling on private sector employers to put in place measures that help prevent domestic abuse and invest resources that better protect and support employees who are victims of domestic abuse.

The critical role played by health workers in protecting patients, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic – and action to better support this essential workforce – is brought to the fore on World Patient Safety Day.

Demand for more comfortable and effective personal protective equipment continues to grow. Industry providers share their thoughts on the key trends, including artificial intelligence, sustainability and ergonomics.

#MyFreedomDay is a timely reminder that the UK needs to act more decisively to help eradicate the global scourge of modern slavery.

IOSH-funded research shows how major construction projects like Tideway can improve the management of occupational health risks and help ‘raise the bar’ across the wider sector.

How to develop an effective mentoring partnership and the power skills that OSH professionals will require to wield influence in the boardroom and beyond were among the topics covered at the inaugural future leaders conference 

Mental health promotion, leading sustainability and human capital, refining leadership and soft skills, and risk profiling were among the standouts at this year’s conference