Mental health and wellbeing

More than half of UK workers do not have access to mental health support at work, a new survey has revealed.

Four industry leaders give their opinion on whether mental wellbeing is drawing attention away from more significant occupational health hazards.

Steve Hails describes his experiences as a founder and chair of construction sector mental health charity, Mates in Mind.

Depression, loneliness, fear: the effects of COVID-19 on mental health are still rippling out into the workforce, writes OSH research adviser Christopher Davis, effacing the boundaries between work and personal life. But OSH professionals can help improve resilience.

We offer advice on supporting employees coping with loss

Lindsay Twyford TechIOSH offers advice on improving our circadian rhythms through changes to light, stimulation and technology.

Night shift workers are about 25-30% more at risk of injury than those working day shifts, new research from has revealed.

The Working Time Directive has been amended to provide workers the ability to carry holiday forward

Using analytics to monitor the psychological impact of remote working during lockdown

The theme of this year's #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek is kindness.