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IOSH is calling on organisations to prioritise occupational cancer prevention – an avoidable but devastating challenge.
IOSH is calling on the UK Building Safety Regulator to keep its approach to robust standards and cultural change.
Employers urged to act on rising burnout as new data shows young UK workers facing high stress, isolation and poor support.
IOSH is calling for businesses to do more on work-related road safety after a new pilot was launched.
The UK government will use IOSH’s Managing occupational health and wellbeing course to help reduce workplace sickness.
Explore IOSH’s response to the UK Employment Rights Bill, a major step towards stronger worker protections and improved health and safety standards nationwide.
A new standard on suicide and the workplace is “a landmark change” to support employee health and wellbeing, according to IOSH.
IOSH marks Human Rights Day by advocating for safe, healthy workplaces as a fundamental principle and right for all.
UK Government’s Budget growth plans must prioritise health, safety and ethical innovation, says IOSH’s Ruth Wilkinson.
Dr Shaun Lundy has been confirmed as our new President-Elect. He is set to become President in late 2026.
IOSH has expressed deep concern about the “unacceptable” toll of work-related ill health in the UK – as new figures reveal a sharp rise in cases.
This International Men’s Day, we have an opportunity to shine a light on an issue that too often goes unnoticed: men’s health.
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