Emma Bennett

We explore the provocation posed by IOSH’s future of work report: what if psychological injuries and mental health were regulated in the same way as physical injuries?

Psychiatrist Professor Neil Greenberg, the new president of the Society of Occupational Medicine, shares what his military career taught him about building mentally tough teams.

Motivational speaker Gary Gallagher shares his near-death experience and highlights the importance of vigilance while working at height.

Silicosis caused by working with engineered stone is on the rise. Could it become the biggest lung disease crisis since asbestos

Following Reform UK’s gains in last week’s local council elections, we explore the party’s vow to ‘cut waste’, and what this could mean for equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI).

The final piece in our three-part series on slips, trips and falls explores the causes and impacts of falls in the workplace – and what can be done to prevent them.

We expose the real cost of fashion by highlighting the often severe health and safety is-sues faced by garment workers around the world.

We explore how the new performance management standard ISO 45004:2024 is setting a proactive approach to continuous improvement.

While personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential for keeping workers safe, its impact on the environment is a growing concern. We explore how workwear innovations can make protecting people more sustainable.

We explore the safety challenges facing those working in the events and entertainment industry.

Neurodiversity is in the spotlight, with increasing numbers of people receiving diagnoses. We explore how OSH professionals can help every worker feel supported.

There’s no shortage of people looking to change careers – according to a 2022 McKinsey report spanning six countries, nearly half of those who quit their job in the last two years moved sectors. But how can OSH attract the best talent, and what should those people do to get noticed?