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Workplace health surveillance, who is it for, and why do I need it?
Workplace health surveillance is a crucial aspect of ensuring the wellbeing and safety of employees in the workplace. It involves the systematic monitoring of workers’ health to identify and prevent
Top 5 reasons for staff absence in 2023
Employee absence has become a significant concern for organisations in recent years, impacting productivity and overall business performance. In 2023, our data shows that the five top reasons for absence
Interview: Why is health surveillance important?
We conducted an interview with one of our Occupational Health technicians – Tim Stocker, about why is health surveillance important, and what to expect from it. We’ll cover its significance
What happens during an occupational health screening?
Occupational health screenings are an assessment performed by a medical professional within your place of work with the aim of advising employers on an employee’s health and make recommendations on
The Power of Health Surveillance in Occupational Health: Safeguarding Employees and Businesses
Occupational health surveillance, a systematic approach to monitoring and assessing the health of workers, plays a pivotal role in identifying and mitigating workplace hazards. By employing health surveillance, businesses can
Legalities of Occupational Health
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The purpose and importance of management referrals
Management referrals are a key way for employers and senior management to take care of their employees’ health and wellbeing, to help employees who may be struggling with their health Blog
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Menopause at work and at home
Menopause at work and at home: In the UK, the average age for a woman to reach the menopause is 51. Sometimes periods stop suddenly, though often they start to
