Work-related ill health is a problem for every section of society, with conditions ranging from cancer and other long-latency diseases, to stress and musculoskeletal disorders, according to the HSE. Tackling ill health Work-related ill health …
The construction industry has launched new guidance to encourage better management of occupational health risks. HSE is urging the industry to put an end to the hundreds of construction workers that die of occupational diseases …
In light of recent events in Tunisia, the world suddenly seems a more dangerous place. But tragedy can strike anywhere – even at home. To help reduce the risk of accidents or injuries abroad, there …
Visiting exotic countries is much easier these days – and so is the possibility of meeting all sorts of creatures Visiting exotic countries is much easier these days – and so is the possibility of …
MOHS embarks on first ever online marketing campaign to raise brand profile among its target sectors MOHS creates its first ever online marketing e-shot to target new clients. MOHS Workplace – A provider you can …
Despite advances in modern medicine, today’s traveller still runs the gauntlet of several life threatening diseases, such as malaria and yellow fever, when travelling to certain parts of the world. Malaria, a mosquito borne infectious …
The 2nd annual client services forum on Friday 15th May 2015. MOHS Workplace Health is more than just an occupational health provider. Here’s a great opportunity to find about more about our services. MOHS Workplace …
Tropical diseases like Malaria and Yellow Fever are on the increase. Always get vaccinated before you travel.
The biggest asset to an organisation is its employees – staff can make or break a business – so having employees off sick is both costly and detrimental. Sickness absence costs the economy £14 billion …
Our monthly newsletter (March 2019) modified for the blog. Ovarian & prostate cancer month, March 1-31st: recap Prostate cancer has been the elephant in the room for men for generations. Now, with household names like …