The At Work Partnership

The April/May 2026 issue of the Occupational Health [at Work] journal is out now! With articles, research and news covering a wide range of OH topics, this issue is not to be missed. Subscribe online now for access to the latest journal and past issues dating back to 2007.

This exciting issue features a leader article on the topic of reduced working hours - the four-day week revisited, as well as an expert witness feature on the knowledge of a disability - why employers are not automatically fixed with knowledge of an employee’s disability that has been disclosed to OH. There are also articles and news on cancer recovery, single-sex facilities, fitness to drive, su***de risk and much more!

Subscribers can access all articles online now! Don't have a subscription? For more information on the journal and how to subscribe, visit: https://bit.ly/OHAWJournalInfo

EXCITING NEWS! The At Work Partnership is delighted to announce the launch of a new training course on the very hot topic of Artificial Intelligence & Occupational Health. Join us over 2 mornings virtually via Zoom on 14 & 15 May 2026, to learn how to use AI safely and effectively in your OH work.

Delegates will be led by a fantastic team with excellent knowledge, passion and interest in using AI in the workplace - course leader Dr Lara Shemtob (Imperial College London), Janet O'Neill (PAM Group), Grace Corby (Cloisters Chambers) and Dr John Ballard (Occupational Health [at Work]).

The course begins with first principles and does not assume prior knowledge of AI. It aims to give you the understanding to ask the right questions so that you can use AI in OH ethically, strategically and appropriately and understand its broader impact on OH practice.

Don't miss out on this fantastic course. View the full programme and secure your place now at early bird rates to save £50+VAT when you book and pay by 30 March >>> https://bit.ly/AIandOH-May26