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Home working damaging young workers

Home and hybrid working are damaging the career development, workplace relationships and mental wellbeing of younger workers, according to new research from IOSH. Many older and more established professionals have benefited from hybrid arrangements. But younger workers are struggling to…

Power of separation

Ross Douglas, a Certified Member and part of IOSH’s future leaders steering group, blogs about his early-career experiences of challenging unsafe working. Ross offers reassurance that you’re not alone in finding this difficult and gives his advice on how to…

Quiet Firing: What It Is and How to Spot It

Quiet firing is one of those management terms that sounds soft but actually causes real damage. The employee is not officially let go. Instead, their responsibilities shrink, feedback dries up and development stops. And over time, they are nudged out.…

Why Prevent Fraud?

Management often does not consider fraud prevention until it is too late—when executives are compelled to do so to cooperate with law enforcement agencies, or when the cost of fraud loss outweighs the benefits of not having anti-fraud measures in…

No Injuries, No Health And Safety Problems!?

It’s been over a year since the last injury in your workplace. But just because you haven’t had any accidents doesn’t mean you are safe or that your health and safety performance is good. Your accident reporting system might just…