Protecting wellbeing and mental health during Coronavirus
By Charles Pitt on 20 March 2020
Opinion
No trade-off in worker health
By Mike Robinson, British Safety Council on 26 February 2020
The right to clean air
By Charles Pitt on 20 November 2019
Protecting wellbeing and mental health during Coronavirus
By Charles Pitt on 20 March 2020
No trade-off in worker health
A scientist, recently interviewed on the radio about his research into the Coronavirus, was asked a question: why is the current outbreak so widespread and so deadly, when compared to previous outbreaks?
By Mike Robinson, British Safety Council on 26 February 2020
The right to clean air
The next government must bring back a better environment bill and protect workers’ right to clean air.
By Charles Pitt on 20 November 2019
Organisations must give enough attention to mental wellbeing at work
By Hemant Sethi, British Safety Council on 29 January 2020
Responding to a risky world
2020 has started with some big risks high up in the news. From fires in Australia as a harbinger of the climate’s power, to violence in the Middle East and, closer to home, the risks involved in the UK leaving the EU, it is these large risks that tend to dominate our attention.
By Mike Robinson, British Safety Council on 23 January 2020
Living with the unpredictable
Looking back to this time last year, my review of 2018 focused on Brexit, economic anxiety from the high street to high profile bankruptcies, changing risks and a welcome upsurge of discussion about mental health in the workplace.
By Mike Robinson on 27 November 2019
You can’t be safe if you’re not healthy
The title of this comment, a statement from Professor Dame Carol Black, the government advisor on health and work, should be displayed prominently at every business.
By Graham Sharp, Stanley on 07 January 2020
Building a safer future
Greater leadership is required to improve the safety record of India's construction industry.
By Hemant Sethi on 01 December 2019
The right to clean air
The next government must bring back a better environment bill and protect workers’ right to clean air.
By Charles Pitt on 20 November 2019
Looking for the root cause: method and aim
One of the common experiences of older safety practitioners is the frustrating sense of déjà vu when reading accident investigation reports.
By Lawrence Waterman on 21 November 2019
