Our latest Occupational Health insights for employers

Navigating health and safety legislation can be difficult, as can understanding what your duty of care to employees needs to cover. Our team have written some initial guidance that covers some of the most common questions businesses have about Occupational Health, and the benefits it can bring to a workplace.

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NHS waitlist set to reach over 8 million by mid 2024 - can Occupational Health Services help?

Businesses across the UK, whether they’re small or large, are already starting to see the effects of NHS waitlists and lack of treatment. It’s taking longer for staff to return to work, and the productivity of staff at work, is dropping due to ill-health. Without their own occupational health teams, businesses are struggling...

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UKIM Awarded Place on ESPO Framework for Occupational Health and Employee Assistance Programme Services.

We are delighted to have been awarded a place on the Eastern Shires Purchasing Organisation (ESPO)’s Occupational Health Services framework...

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Enhancing Employee Retention and Recruitment: The Role of Occupational Health Services.

In the ever-evolving landscape of business, employee retention and recruitment have emerged as pivotal challenges for organisations of all sizes...

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Respiratory Health in the Workplace: The Importance of Occupational Health Services

The air we breathe is essential to survival, so respiratory health is crucial. Unfortunately, respiratory diseases are common occurrences in the workplace, with exposure to airborne contaminants, dust, and other harmful substances...

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What are the legal requirements and regulations related to Occupational Health and Safety?

Business owners and employers must comply with Occupational Health and Safety laws, regulations, and standards. We know business is unique, so we create tailored OH services to suit the needs of your business and your employees...

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How do Occupational Health services support employer duty of care?

As an employer, you have a legal responsibility to ensure your employees’ safety and well-being in the workplace. Commonly referred to as 'duty of care' - it involves providing suitable working conditions, appropriate training and guidance, and responding quickly if something goes wrong or an accident occurs...

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How Investing in Occupational Health Services can lead to greater ROI

As a business owner, you constantly seek ways to improve your bottom line and stay ahead of the competition. One area that often goes unnoticed, but holds the potential for significant benefits, is investing in occupational health services for your employees...

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Occupational Health Referrals for Employees and how to make them.

Do you have employees whose health – mental or physical – might be preventing them from functioning properly whilst they’re at work? Are you experiencing Employee Absenteeism or Presenteeism? If so, our range of Occupational Health services at UKIM is the solution...

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Ready to speak with our expert team?

To find out more about our Workplace Wellbeing services and how we can help your business, call 0191 512 8220 or email: wellbeing@ukim-oh.com

 


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We're certified by SEQOHS We are members of COHPA, an Association for Occupational Health and Wellbeing providers We are Investors In People We are ISO 14001 and ISO 27001 Certified We are a Disability Confident Leader