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People Power is very much a book that reflects its time; as its subtitle suggests, this really does feel like 'the era of safety and wellbeing'. In this respect, the author does a fine job of mapping out how the perceived momentousness of this historical milieu might play out in the real-life work environment.

This Insight Reports looks at why ESG is rapidly trending as an important business consideration, the connections between EHS and ESG and why EHS professionals need to understand the direct links between the two.

The author has written this guide with the aim of filling gaps in knowledge around mental illness in the workplace, and occupational health consultation and report writing.

On Tuesday 5 July 2022 at 13:00 BST, IOSH magazine will host a one-hour webinar in partnership with EcoOnline.

As the UK trade body for access and scaffolding, the National Access & Scaffolding Confederation (NASC) is committed to safety and compliance.

Watch this webinar to hear how local authority company Greener Ealing collaborated with technology experts Alcumus to build a winning safety culture through a single integrated EHSQ system; with guest speaker Sandra Hewey, HSEQ and training manager at Greener Ealing.

As the author says, this book is not a book about safety, it is a book about people. This book looks at the way that people think and act in the context of occupational safety and health.

A plain English guide on the fundamentals of COSHH

In this exclusive interview, IOSH magazine's former editor Nick Warburton sits down with Professor Dame Carol Black, to talk about the value of occupational health services and emerging issues that will require our attention as we return to the new normal.

It’s nearly five years since the Grenfell Tower fire. We take a look at the timeline of events and some of the key statistics around the tragic incident.