We explain the causes of occupational lung disorders, the ways in which employers can reduce or avoid employees’ exposure to hazardous substances, and current health assessment restrictions during the pandemic. Simon Jukes, our Deputy Chief …
MOHS’s Deputy Chief Occupational Health Advisor explains possible causes of workplace skin problems and how to help employees. Skin problems can be some of the most complex and difficult workplace issues to manage. When an …
As part of Stress Awareness Month, we highlight the symptoms of stress and the importance of creating a work culture supportive of mental health. As national restrictions begin to ease once again, there is a …
Physical inactivity can lead to many health issues and costs the NHS over £1 billion each year. There are things we can all do to improve our activity levels. People in the UK are living …
April is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month and an opportunity to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of bowel cancer. April is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month and is a great opportunity to raise awareness of …
It is more important now than ever before to ensure the wellbeing of employees is at the heart of every organisation’s culture, to protect the health of their workforce and the wealth of their business. As …
Whilst are currently no laws on maximum working temperatures, however we have lots of tips to make working in the heat more bearable. Current laws do not include a maximum working temperature or legislation for …
Many of us will have experienced a bad night’s sleep at some point and will feel the effects the following day. However, if poor or disrupted sleep continues over prolonged periods it can negatively impact …
Are you getting the right balance at home and at work? The impact of coronavirus continues to develop and alter our home life and our working life. Whether you and your colleagues working from home …
As more of us are working at home than ever before, make sure your employees have a safe set-up to ensure their wellbeing is protected. As the coronavirus pandemic continues to evolve, so do the …