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We talk to training providers about how they have adapted essential courses to cope with social distancing, including a rapid switch to virtual classrooms.

In September next year, ISO 45001 will become the new international standard for OSH, with an emphasis on flexibility, leadership and integration. 

If businesses are like football clubs, then COVID-19 has just moved the goalposts. Duncan Spencer CFIOSH asks how firms should change their playing style to avoid relegation.

Lena Durbec, workplace innovation and wellbeing at work consultant, on how understanding the risk/reward workings of the brain can make more productive workers.

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.

KOSHA president Dr Dooyong Park reveals how the lessons South Korea learned from previous disease outbreaks meant the country was fighting fit.

COVID-19 has fundamentally changed the way we work; but it also requires an update to the way we train, too, writes Susan Dumas

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is carrying out spot checks on businesses that have reopened since the UK went into lockdown.

An Auckland company with a history of health and safety failings has appeared in court

A total of 111 individuals lost their lives at work in the 12 months ending 31 March 2020, the lowest ever recorded number of workplace fatal accidents.