Coronavirus (COVID-19): Safer Travel Guidance for Passengers - updated
This guidance has been updated to reflect the fact that people who are fully vaccinated or aged under 18 and 6 months are not required to...
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Working Abroad
Working abroad can bring risks of isolation, personal safety and health issues amongst other risks. Check out our One Safety Briefings...
Acas urges workers in Britain to speak to their bosses about taking holiday
New research by Acas has found that around 4 in 10 British employees (39%) have taken less paid time off work during the pandemic...
Risk Assessment during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic
This HSE advice is up to date following the removal of some restrictions in England. The latest advice on keeping workplaces safe will...
NHS Test and Trace in the Workplace
Issued by the Department of Health and Social Care, this guidance has been updated to reflect the introduction of daily contact testing...
COVID-19 spot checks continue
The HSE is continuing to carry out spot checks and inspections on all types of businesses in all areas to support employers and ensure...
Warning over inaccurate infrared thermometers
There has been a rise in the sale of unreliable infrared thermometers in the UK, say regulators who are advising people to check before...
Trade body offers support for self-isolation exemption process
The British Compressed Gases Association (BCGA) has issued guidance to its members on the government’s self-isolation exemption...
Examples of Improving Ventilation to Reduce Coronavirus (COVID-19) Transmission
Information from the HSE provides examples of practical steps to achieve adequate ventilation in workplaces and reduce the risk of...
Critical workers can leave self-isolation in exceptional circumstances
The government has announced that railway signallers and air traffic controllers are among the critical workers who may in exceptional...
Food workers given exemption from isolation rules
Supermarket depot workers and food manufacturers are to be exempt from quarantine rules as the government tries to prevent food supply...
IOSH calls for caution around return to workplaces
Following Government confirmation that England will move to the final stage of relaxing COVID-19 lockdown restrictions on 19 July, the...
Two-thirds of adults still plan to wear masks in shops and on public transport
The latest weekly release from the Opinions and Lifestyle Survey, two-thirds (64%) of adults in Great Britain said they still plan to...
COVID-19 Infection and Long COVID – Guide for Workers
This guide published by the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA) is for recovering workers and is designed to help...
COVID-19 Infection and Long COVID – Guide for Managers
In this guidance, the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA) points out the importance of managers in helping employees...
Ventilation and Air Conditioning during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic
The HSE has reviewed this guidance, which states that employers must make sure there is an adequate supply of fresh air (ventilation) in...
Further guidance on RIDDOR reporting of COVID-19
This HSE guidance is for the person reporting, usually the employer (known as the 'responsible person'). The HSE advise following the...
Safe Water Supplies: Information for Organisations
This document is for all organisations that rely on a safe water supply to undertake their business activities, particularly when...
Managing a Return to Work after Long-term Absence
This guidance, issued by the CIPD together with Bupa, aims to provide information on effectively managing an employee’s return to work...
New research shows 2 million people may have had long COVID
Findings from the REACT-2 studies show over a third of people who had Coronavirus (COVID-19) reported symptoms lasting at least 12 weeks....
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