Articles tagged with gender

Expert Witness: Her, his, their rights at work

Occupational Health at Work April/May 2023 (vol. 19/6) pp33-35

Cases in brief

Occupational Health at Work October/November 2022 (vol. 19/3) pp12-14

Non-binary harassment

Occupational Health at Work April/May 2021 (vol. 17/6) pp11-13

Pressure on female HCWs

Occupational Health at Work October/November 2020 (vol. 17/3) pp12

An unsuitable fit for women

Occupational Health at Work August/September 2020 (vol. 17/2) pp35-39

Long hours linked to diabetes … in women

Occupational Health at Work October/November 2018 (vol. 15/3) pp41

Survey: OH pay and benefits 2018, part 1

Occupational Health at Work August/September 2018 (vol. 15/2) pp15-24

Pregnancy discrimination

Occupational Health at Work April/May 2018 (vol. 14/6) pp10

Standing still heightens heart risk

Occupational Health at Work February/March 2018 (vol. 14/5) pp40-41

Risk assessment for breastfeeding mother

Occupational Health at Work December/January 2017/2018 (vol. 14/4) pp13-14

Trans workers

Occupational Health at Work October/November 2017 (vol. 14/3) pp06-07

Does work–family conflict widen the gender absence gap?

Occupational Health at Work August/September 2017 (vol. 14/2) pp40-41

Expert Witness: Direct or indirect?

Occupational Health at Work June/July 2017 (vol. 14/1) pp18-20

Gender differences  

Occupational Health at Work June/July 2017 (vol. 14/1) pp10-11

More alcohol, more absence

Occupational Health at Work April/May 2017 (vol. 13/6) pp39

Fertility and shiftwork

Occupational Health at Work April/May 2017 (vol. 13/6) pp38

Is PPE working for women?

Occupational Health at Work April/May 2017 (vol. 13/6) pp32-35

Working conditions

Occupational Health at Work February/March 2017 (vol. 13/5) pp10

Survey: OH pay and benefits 2016, part 2

Occupational Health at Work December/January 2016/2017 (vol. 13/4) pp17–27

An unsuitable PPE for a woman

Occupational Health at Work October/November 2016 (vol. 13/3) pp39

The fitness police

Occupational Health at Work October/November 2016 (vol. 13/3) pp05

THOR – the strength of OH data, Part 2

Occupational Health at Work October/November 2014 (vol. 11/3) pp34-37

Menopausal symptoms

Occupational Health at Work April/May 2015 (vol. 11/6) pp47

Fit for force

Occupational Health at Work October/November 2014 (vol. 11/3) pp10

Nightwork cancer risk in male workers

Occupational Health at Work December/January 2012/2013 (vol. 09/4) pp41

Tribunal adjournments on medical grounds

Occupational Health at Work December/January 2012/2013 (vol. 09/4) pp11-12

Employment boosts health

Occupational Health at Work June/July 2011 (vol. 08/1) pp38-39

Gender difference in MSD risk?

Occupational Health at Work June/July 2009 (vol. 06/1) pp42

Gender bias in sickness absence rates

Occupational Health at Work October/November 2009 (vol. 06/3) pp39-40

Survival of the fittest?

Occupational Health at Work June/July 2010 (vol. 07/1) pp37

Why women take more sick leave

Occupational Health at Work June/July 2010 (vol. 07/1) pp36

Survey: OH pay and benefits 2016, Part 1

Occupational Health at Work August/September 2016 (vol. 13/2) pp19-25

Expert Witness: How far is flexible?

Occupational Health at Work June/July 2014 (vol. 11/1) pp37-38

Survey: OH pay and benefits 2012, Part 1

Occupational Health at Work April/May 2012 (vol. 08/6) pp10-15

Motherhood and menopause

Occupational Health at Work June/July 2007 (vol. 04/1) pp29-31

A holistic approach to stress and wellbeing, Part 2

Occupational Health at Work June/July 2011 (vol. 08/1) pp33-35

Expert Witness: Sex discrimination

Occupational Health at Work June/July 2007 (vol. 04/1) pp32-33