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Lone workers often operate in a quasi-workplace, overseen by regulations and company policy, but appear ungoverned and ungovernable in any practical way. So – how do we support lone workers [...]

Anna Clark, University of Salford, discusses the work she has been doing on identifying the risks to young people associated with technology use, and its wider implications to the workforce For [...]

Fire is probably the most likely catastrophic risk to which we are exposed. This exposure can occur not only in the workplace but also in the home. When a fire occurs, not only does it pose a [...]

Julie Hutchinson talks about building resilience and offers an approach that’ll work to help reduce stress in your organisation. Rick could feel his heart rate rising. His vision constricted, and [...]

Cardinus Risk Management sponsor British golfing hopeful Alicia Kelly. Alicia Kelly is something of a golfing prodigy. At 9 years old, she is one of the best British golfers for her age group and [...]

Issue 13 of Cardinus Connect is here, and with it, tips on how to help your employees and organisation become more resilient in 2019. Download your copy here. Issue 13 is the first issue of 2019, [...]

General safety (legislation) clauses across the globe encompass the requirement for an organisation-wide ergonomics programme, says Cardinus’ Jon Abbott. Across the European Union musculoskeletal [...]

In this short guide to ergonomics risk associated with working in bank branches we’ll cover some of the most common ergonomics risks and how to deal with them. Ergonomics deals with the fit [...]

With Baby Boomers exiting the workforce in the near future, how do you cultivate their knowledge and manage the changing workforce when it comes to health. Matt Weber takes a look. According to a [...]

Recently Seattle City Light decided to augment their employee wellness programme by trailing BAX-U posture devices. Keith Osborne and Dr Romina Ghassemi share the results of their trial with us. [...]