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Research reveals employee concerns over EDI

Research from Mental Health First Aid England, released to mark My Whole Self Day (11 March), has revealed almost a third of employees (30%) say people in their organisation sometimes reject others for being different. 1 in 10 employees (9%) said they do not feel their team treat each other with respect.   The research was […]

BEHAVIOURAL SAFETY MONTH: How to create a safety-first workplace culture

Organisations are prioritising behavioural safety as part of a broader effort to reduce workplace incidents and create a proactive, safety-first culture. Unlike traditional safety measures that focus solely on compliance, behavioural safety initiatives encourage employees to take personal responsibility for workplace safety, embedding positive safety habits into daily routines. By implementing leadership-driven engagement, comprehensive employee training, and behaviour-based safety (BBS) programs, companies can improve safety […]

BEHAVIOURAL SAFETY MONTH: Key metrics and best practice for 2025

Behavioural safety programs have become a cornerstone of workplace safety strategies across the UK’s public and private sectors. These initiatives focus on fostering positive safety behaviours, reducing workplace risks, and promoting a proactive safety culture. However, measuring the effectiveness of these programs is crucial to ensuring they deliver tangible results. To evaluate the success of a behavioural safety […]

Fleet operators taking driver wellbeing extremely seriously

Fleet operators across the UK are prioritising driver mental wellbeing as part of their safety strategies, with 82% reporting formal processes to support drivers after incidents.  That’s according to a study by a study by Webfleet and video telematics specialist Lytx, highlighting a growing focus on the human aspect of fleet safety. Safety technologies are […]

Research flags lack of awareness for new fire safety laws

Organisations are at risk of not complying with important new fire safety laws, with over half of health and safety professionals unclear on the changes that are being made this year.  According to a survey conducted by health and safety consultancy WorkNest, less than one in ten (2%) could confidently say that they understand the implications of the implementation of The Building Safety Act […]

BEHAVIOURAL SAFETY MONTH: The Psychology of Safety – Understanding human behaviour to prevent workplace accidents

Occupational health and safety (OHS) professionals attending the Occupational Safety & Health Forum are increasingly focusing on behavioural psychology as a key factor in preventing workplace incidents. Understanding how human behaviour, cognitive biases, and social influences impact decision-making can help organisations develop more effective safety programs that go beyond traditional compliance-based approaches… 1. The Role of Cognitive Biases […]

National Apprenticeship Week: How to hire an apprentice

Kate Palmer, Employment Services Director at employment law, HR, and health & safety specialist Peninsula, explains all… Apprenticeships are fast becoming a popular investment for businesses. In 2024, 132,560 apprenticeships were registered by the government – a steady increase of 1.3% from the previous year. National Apprenticeship Week (10-16th February) is a time to highlight the […]

SAVE THE DATE: Occupational Safety & Health Forum – February 2026

Did you miss last month’s Occupational Safety & Health Forum? Not to worry – the leading event for health & safety professionals in the UK will return once again in February 2026 – register your interest today! February 2026 – Date TBC Hilton London Canary Wharf Benefits include: – An itinerary of one-to-one meetings with solution providers– […]