When a bus driver was feeling ill because of the heat, this passenger stepped in to help.
We need a maximum working temperature to protect workers.
Credit: @toki_merekichika on IG
As extreme heat and extreme weather become more common due to climate change, public service workers are exposed to new and greater #OSH risks working on the frontline to keep our communities, economy and people safe.
That's why PSI spoke up at the @ILO, helping to shape new guidance that makes clear these risks require public investment and safer staffing. 🌍✊ #Fightback
https://t.co/NKj07hHUxV
🌡️🔥 Being too hot at work risks staff health and productivity.
UNISON says legal maximum workplace temperatures and investment to adapt to climate change are long overdue.
Read more ⬇️
https://t.co/rmBYOIG1yl
🦺✊ Building health and safety leaders in public services
Assistant national officer Aneta Boruc reports on the @unison_hs health and safety seminar ⬇️
https://t.co/LFYg70jvBB
Hear from Dan, Ogechukwu and Alex on what makes being a UNISON health and safety rep so rewarding.
Find out more about becoming a @unison_hs health and safety rep ⬇️
https://t.co/mow6u5DKme
Hear from Sam, Chris and Amanda on why female health and safety reps matter.
UNISON members can find out more about becoming a @unison_hs health and safety rep ⬇️
https://t.co/mow6u5DKme
#LearningAtWork week is coming 18-24 May 📚
UNISON college is offering free taster sessions to help you in your work and personal life.
Book your free session online now 👉 https://t.co/n9hGnJ2Bis
A brilliant day bringing together health & safety leaders from across public services at our UNISON seminar in London.👏
From AI, climate and HSE inspections to building the next generation of reps 👷🏾♀️ — huge thanks to everyone who made #uHS26 such a success! 💜
On Workers Memorial Day Unison H&S Reps /Officers
Mental Health at Work
Challenging Sexual Harassment in Workplace
Stressed Out Burnt Out
From Hazards to Health Building work places where every breath is safe
War Against Asbestos Industry
@unisontheunion@UNISON_HS
We’re lighting up our UNISON building in purple for International Workers’ Memorial Day 💜
2.7 million workers die globally each year from work-related accidents and diseases. On #IWMD26, we say work should never cost a life.
#LightUpPurpleForIWMD
“Every year on International Workers’ Memorial Day, we remember those killed and injured at work. That’s why we fight for a society where people have safe working environments — a society that values lives over profit.” Andrea Egan, UNISON general secretary
#IWMD26 ✊🕯️
UNISON health and safety reps must be involved in negotiations, engaged in risk assessments and training to ensure that safety standards are worker centered. A fair shift to a green economy must protect both the planet, and the people.
On International Workers’ Memorial Day, we remember the dead and fight for the living.
This year we focus on the need for a just transition. Adaptation and a just transition is necessary but it cannot come at the expense of workers’ health, safety or livelihoods.
More than 840,000 people die each year from health conditions linked to psychosocial risks, such as long working hours, job insecurity, and workplace harassment, according to a new global report by the International Labour Organization (ILO).
🔗Read more: https://t.co/NW3hcKADn1
Overworked NHS staff report stress, sickness, and a reliance on antidepressants
New survey by UNISON reveals more than four in five (85%) health workers have experienced stress at work over the past 12 months with impacts on mental and physical health.
https://t.co/CGOSJH0wBs