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Dr Ivan Williams Jimenez explores how IOSH is advocating for a people-first approach in workplaces.
A stark reality is becoming impossible to ignore: Britain’s workplaces are not built or adapted for extreme summer heat.
IOSH’s Dr Ivan Williams Jimenez explores the right of UK employees to switch off outside work hours and its implications.
Dr Ivan Williams Jimenez outlines our response to the consultation on corporate accountability for a report that will be presented to the UN Human Rights Council.
Last autumn, we reported a key move from the European Union in creating a culture of greater corporate accountability.
IOSH calls on world leaders and businesses to ensure the climate’s growing impact on health is measured.
Marking 75 years since the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Dr Ivan Williams Jimenez reflects on progress made.
Key findings from a new report from the Institute for the Future of Work explore the impact of AI on the workplace.
The bottom-line benefits to organisations investing in early intervention to mental health stand to outweigh the costs.
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