‘How can we be more intentional about our wellbeing?’ – Rob Stephenson discusses the growing need for businesses to retain a focus on workplace wellbeing

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‘How can we be more intentional about our wellbeing?’ – Rob Stephenson discusses the growing need for businesses to retain a focus on workplace wellbeing

December 16, 2021

SHP summarises the key take-aways from Rob Stephenson's talk at EHS Congress 2021, which took place from the 9-10 November. Read More

The health and safety role is changing… again!

July 27, 2021

Rachel Butler, Head of Health, Safety and Risk at Bruntwood, looks back over the last year-and-a-half and explores how her role has changed and how she has adapted to those changes. Read More

Depression, burnout and how to talk about mental health at work – My story, by Ann Diment

July 23, 2021

Ann Diment is Director of Work Safe and Well, transforming burned out professionals into resilient and compassionate leaders. She wants to smash the stigma of talking about mental health, to empower everyone to start those ‘difficult’ conversations so they can become more confident and creative leaders. Read More

My experience of workplace stress, in an organisation that didn’t see occupational stress as an issue: In conversation with Kate Field

July 16, 2021

Kate Field has never had a diagnosed mental illness or received medical treatment for her mental health. But like so many, she has certainly suffered with her mental health. Read More

Alastair Campbell on workplace mental ill-health

June 29, 2021

In episode 12 of the Safety & Health Podcast, we hear from former 10 Downing Street Director of Communications, Alastair Campbell, about the stigma around mental health in the workplace and tips for employers and those suffering with mental ill health. Also, we have a candid interview about suffering from burnout. Read More

Imposter syndrome: 4 health & safety professionals on how it’s affected them

June 18, 2021

Women are particularly likely to experience imposter syndrome (and there has been much research done to understand why). In this article, we speak to four women about their experience of the condition, how it makes them feel, what they do to manage it and how employers can help. Read More

Hiring during the pandemic: Analysis reveals what employees want from their work-life

June 7, 2021

New analysis of our search habits carried out by health experts at Bupa has identified what employees are really looking for in an employer. Read More

One year on: 9 lessons we’ve learned from lockdown

May 12, 2021

Bupa’s health experts reveal nine lessons we’ve learned from lockdown. As restrictions begin to ease our experts share their tips on how to form positive work habits as we look towards the future. Read More

‘40% of remote rotational workers experience suicidal thoughts some or all of the time’

April 13, 2021

The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on remote rotational workers has been revealed in a new global study by the International SOS Foundation and Affinity Health at Work. Read More

World Sleep Day: How can employers implement effective fatigue risk management?

March 19, 2021

Safety consultants Baines Simmons presents a perspective on fatigue in the workplace and fatigue risk management systems. Read More

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