Defining presenteeism In the modern workplace, where competition is fierce and deadlines are tight, a new phenomenon is silently taking its toll on employees and their organisations. It’s called “Presenteeism” – the act of employees …
Introduction Excessive noise exposure in the workplace can have severe consequences on employee health, productivity, and overall well-being. Protecting your employees’ hearing is not only a legal obligation, but it is a moral duty and …
Introduction In today’s world, respiratory diseases are becoming increasingly common due to pollution, smoking, and exposure to hazardous chemicals. One such respiratory disease that has garnered significant attention in recent times is occupational asthma. As …
The impact of occupational whole-body vibration exposure on employees Occupational whole-body vibration (WBV) exposure can have significant detrimental effects on employee health and productivity. Those who operate large vehicles and machinery are at risk of …
Working from home. The Office for National Statistics tells us that in May 2022 24% of workers were practicing hybrid working. Is the idea of going to work becoming something that only old fossils like …
Being a nurse can be stressful and each day is filled with challenges. Taking care of yourself is just as important as taking care of your patients. Healthy snacks can provide the energy and nutrients …
Introduction Starting a career as a nurse can be both exciting and overwhelming. As a new nurse, you will be faced with challenges that you may not have experienced in your nursing program. You will …
Introduction Ultra-low humidity environments are characterised by very dry air, typically with a relative humidity (RH) level of less than 20%. Such environments are common in workplaces where work may need to be undertaken in …
Workplace anxiety is real, and can be caused by lots of reasons, including demands of the job, excessive workload or unrealistic targets, as well as conflicts with colleagues or not having enough support. First, it’s …
Biological monitoring is a process of measuring and analysing substances in biological samples, such as blood, urine, or breath, to determine an individual’s level of exposure to hazardous substances. The aim of biological monitoring is …