by Louise Charles | Aug 15, 2022
Lone working is a term that is used a lot, but what does it really mean and how does it impact lone workers’ safety, security, and wellbeing? We had a chat with First2HelpYou, one of our exhibitors at this year’s Lone Worker Safety Live event and they shared with us...
by Louise Charles | Jun 21, 2022
One of our keynote speakers Dr Liz, has previously spoken to us on how the human brain can see disconnection as inherently dangerous and how this impacts on mental health and has now spoken to us about the need for connections. The human need for connections is...
by Louise Charles | Aug 9, 2021
Last month our host Nicole Vazquez was asked to write an article for the industry leading IOSH magazine on managing the risks to staff who continue to work remotely post lockdown. Arguably although most have ‘muddled through’ and some workers have even thrived...
by Louise Charles | May 10, 2021
A year of escalating needs The subject of mental health has been propelled towards the top of many organisation’s agendas, owing to the uncertainties, challenges and trauma of the global pandemic. We spoke to Dr Liz Royle of Power To Respond a specialist crisis and...
by Nicole Vazquez | Mar 3, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way many organisations operate, with more people than ever now working from home or working alone, away from colleagues. Even though organisations can invite people back into the workplace this summer, it is likely that working...
