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A number of people can carry out inspections. People outside of your business, such as enforcement officers, insurers, consultants or specialist inspectors or engineers, may carry...

People must be able to move around the workplace safely. Slips, trips and falls are among the most common causes of accidents and injury at work. Visitors may also be at risk, both...

​Home working is the ability to carry out work tasks from home and can take many forms. This could include: workers who divide their time between home and the workplace mobile...

​Shift working is increasing in the UK, and more workplaces are identifying productivity advantages of employees working a variety of schedules.There is no specific definition of...

This page offers an overview of cancer for the employer, employee and self-employed. It touches on work and non-work related cancer types, legislation, work sustainability and...

​Due to the current COVID-19 situation, employees may be absent due to non-COVID related health conditions as well as those relating to COVID-19. It is important to remember the...

This information is current, but it is important to consider issues in your workplace that are specific to Coronavirus (COVID-19) and make suitable arrangements to keep your staff...

You need to control who enters your premises, for example by asking contractors to sign in on their arrival. You need to ensure that contractors are aware of: site safety...

Healthy Working Lives (HWL) is no longer delivering an award programme, instead we support organisations to focus on actions that will make the biggest difference to workforce...

Different vehicles are used for many different types of jobs on public roads. Some workers will be driving a vehicle provided by their employer and others will be using their own...