Health/Safety/Wellbeing

Eight in 10 UK workers have faced abuse at work in the past year, a TUC survey of 5,000 finds, with rising threats and violence prompting calls for stronger protections and employer action.

Health benefits have overtaken salary as a top priority for American workers, according to a new national survey that highlights how rising healthcare costs are reshaping job decisions across the country.

New research from the University of Phoenix reveals how caregiving pressures are driving burnout among the sandwich generation, leading to career stagnation and workforce exits, while also highlighting solutions to support employers.

Scientists are calling for urgent international dialogue and greater public engagement as concerns grow over invisible contamination, with growing recognition that business leaders must play a central role in responding responsibly to emerging risks.

As Neurodiversity Celebration Week highlights different ways of thinking, several studies suggests many workplaces still lack the awareness, communication practices and support systems needed for neurodivergent employees to thrive.

A new study has revealed that 61% of millennials and 59% of Gen Zers are more likely to change jobs if their wellbeing needs go unsupported.

This year, World Cancer Day highlights that every cancer experience is unique, and workplaces must respond accordingly.

AI will only succeed in the workplace if organisations prioritise people over platforms, according to experts.

Nearly a third of America's companies plan to lay off employees before the end of the year, even though the timing can be avoided.

Nearly half of US workers admit to "revenge quitting" jobs over toxic workplaces and poor leadership, according to a new survey.