The August 2025 Newsletter has now been published. Click here to read more.
The August 2025 Newsletter has now been published. Click here to read more.
To view the Council’s May 2025 newsletter, click here.
To read the Council’s June 2025 newsletter, click here.
To view the July 2025 newsletter, click here
Please see the BOHS response to the Men’s Health Strategy Call for Evidence.
The annual NHS Health at Work Network Conference will take place on 10-11 September 2025 at Chesford Grange, Warwickshire.
For further details see the NHS Health at Work Network website.
An election took place and the following results were announced at the AGM on 29 May 2025:
Re-elected:
Helen Kay
Elected:
Shriti Pattani
Janet O’Neill
Additional Board member appointed:
Nicola Neath
Appointed Deputy Chair by the Board at their meeting on 8 May 2025:
Kevin Bampton
Directors that stood down at the AGM:
Joy Reymond
Robin Cordell – Robin will remain as a member of the Council for Work and Health as the FOM representative.
This free event promises to illuminate the transformative role of AI in OH both in the UK and globally.
For further details, and to book your place, go to website.
The SOM 90th Anniversary Gala Dinner is taking place on
Friday 26th September 2025, 6.30pm Apothecaries’ Hall, London
Scan the QR code in the attached link for further details and to register.
Attached is a note which summarises the Council for Work and Health response in addition to the specific questions in the Government Pathways to Work: Reforming Benefits and Support to Get Britain Working consultation on reform to health and disability benefits and employment support, and the Council’s feedback on the Discovery Report from the Keep Britain Working independent review of the role of employers in tackling health based economic inactivity and promoting healthy and inclusive workplace.
Click here to read the summary.
Over 2 million people are living with an illness or injury caused by their work. We need to work together to both prevent this happening and also support those who are made ill through work, that is why there is a need for a multi-disciplinary approach that seeks to address the issues at source.
Hugh Robertson Senior Policy Officer for Health and Safety, TUC