Welcome to the Health at Work Special Edition home page. Our special edition runs for a whole week and takes a look at the key Health at Work issues and trends in 2016.
HRreview is this week taking an in-depth look at how health can be maintained and bettered at work. This issue is currently squarely at the forefront of the HR arena, as more and more companies become aware that health and safety should not be considered a barrier to overcome when making change, but rather it is something that will prompt better and stronger change within an organsisation.
Businesses large and small are spending more time and budget on supporting their employees by actively monitoring and improving their health and wellbeing. They understand that this leads to a more engaged and more productive workforce.
But how best to do this? Over the next week we will be considering the latest thinking from a range of experts and experienced practitioners on what we feel are some of the key health at work issues in 2016.

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Health at Work Stories
All the content published during our Health at Work week can be found below:
Chris Allen: The importance of health and wellbeing to workforce productivity
Dr Yousef Habbab: Calling HR! Better wellness for better business health
Sadaf Saied: Health and wellbeing – A top down bottom up approach
David Price: Taking a holistic approach to reducing poor workplace mental health
Ruane Bioenergetics innovative course helps employees cope with stress
Karl Simons: Staying ahead of the health and safety revolution
Chris Rhodes: Making the case for a multi-disciplinary approach to case management
Anthony Bennett: Countering stress without too much indulgence
Ann McCracken: Resilience is this year’s buzz word
Better Health at Work Alliance launched
Poll: Has there been a change in attitude to health and safety in the last five years?
Take good care of yourself you belong to me! HRreview launches health at work week
Florence Parot: Thinking outside the open plan – what can be done for your company’s wellbeing
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