COVID-19

Health and safety lawyer Rhian Greaves offers ten ways employers can keep vulnerable workers safe.

The pandemic has created what the UN describes as 'a perfect storm' for domestic abuse.

Dr Andrew Sharman CFIOSH reflects on his term as IOSH president and how the challenges faced have created a great opportunity for the profession.

In an exclusive interview, Sarah Newton, new chair of the UK Health and Safety Executive, explains how she intends to drive safety forward.

COVID has forced organisations to engage people with technology – we take a closer look at tech in safety.

A leading lawyer clarifies the position after questions were raised as to how employers, already under pressure from the effects of the pandemic, should interpret reporting requirements.

Richard Jones, IOSH’s Head of Policy and Regulatory Engagement, explores recent socioeconomic influences on OSH and what it means for the profession.

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.

Site workers are confusing RPE and PPE, dust blitz finds

A study by the British Medical Association has revealed the toll the pandemic has taken on healthcare workers.