Reflecting on the role of technology in the future of HR
The purpose of having a ‘day’ marking or celebrating something is, at least in part, to encourage people to think more and talk more about the issues, opportunities, and challenges
Fostering mental health in the workplace
In today’s fast-paced and often stressful work environment, mental health has been emerging as a critical area of concern. The HR department is no longer solely responsible for prioritising wellbeing,
The link between health and safety and CSR in creating ethical workplaces
I was surprised when asked if there was a connection between health and safety management and corporate social responsibility (CSR). To me, the clue is in the title. Being socially
Navigating the evolution of authentication
Throughout history, humans have created various authentication systems to determine whether someone is a friend and to try to keep enemies out. The Roman army used ‘watchwords’ that proved individuals
Book review: Unmasking Autism by Dr Devon Price
“Autism isn’t something to be hidden or cured, but rather embraced and celebrated for the unique perspective and strengths it brings to our world.“ Dr Devon Price Unlike the UK,
Could occupational health be your workplace culture superpower?
We’re thrilled to introduce Heather, the newest addition to the WorkHealth team! With her extensive experience as a nurse practitioner, Heather will be conducting consultations and health surveillance, bringing a
The power of behavioural-based safety strategies
In the world of health and safety, there’s been a notable buzz lately surrounding behavioural-based safety (BBS). Whilst it’s not a novel concept, it builds on the legal duties to
Book review: The Chimp Paradox by Dr Steve Peters
“We can control what we become through our thinking, and we can control what we think through our understanding.“ Dr Steve Peters Having worked with people all my life, it’s
What to consider before introducing pet-friendly work policies
We recently had an interesting enquiry regarding an employee bringing their pet dog to work: are there any health and safety concerns? Research has shown that bringing pets, especially dogs,
Book review: The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks
“If I cling to the notion that something’s not possible, I’m arguing in favour of limitation. And if I argue for my limitations, I get to keep them.“ Gay Hendricks
Le Boustouler v Jersey Deep Freeze Ltd
The case Mr Le Boustouler worked as an engineer for Jersey Deep Freeze for 17 years. He was one of seven employees who worked within the business, although the other
International Women’s Day 2024: unveiling uncomfortable truths and provoking progress
The familiar hashtags and celebrations fill our feeds as the world marks yet another International Women’s Day. Yet, amidst the cheers and affirmations, a nagging question lingers: Why are we still
