The At Work Partnership

The At Work Partnership Provider of occupational health information, publisher of the Occupational Health [at Work] Journal

Established in 2003, The At Work Partnership is a leading provider of occupational health information, publishing the professional journal Occupational Health [at work] as well as organising of over 10 conferences and training courses per year on occupational health and disability.

⏰ Early bird savings end 19 October!Don’t miss out on the early bird offer for our virtual Foundation in Occupational He...
07/10/2026

⏰ Early bird savings end 19 October!

Don’t miss out on the early bird offer for our virtual Foundation in Occupational Health course on 2-3 December 2026! Book and pay before 19 October 2026 to save £50 + VAT.

If you are new to the occupational health profession or if you have a couple of years' experience, but desire to improve your understanding of OH, join us in December for the Foundation Course in Occupational Health!

This intensive course provides an excellent introduction to occupational health and is ideal for those new to the profession or seeking to strengthen their understanding of occupational health practice.

Led by a team of expert tutors, Sandra Winters (Independent Occupational Health Specialist), Dr John Ballard (Editor, Occupational Health at Work journal), Prof Diana Kloss (Barrister) and Dr Sarwar Chowdhury (Medical Director), the programme delivers the essential knowledge, skills and insights needed to build confidence and support your professional development in occupational health.

Secure your early bird place online now: https://bit.ly/FNDDEC26

It's time for a well-earned tea break! While you're putting the kettle on, why not take a minute to take part in our lat...
07/10/2026

It's time for a well-earned tea break! While you're putting the kettle on, why not take a minute to take part in our latest Tea Breaker poll?

As artificial intelligence is increasingly being used in occupational health practice, we're keen to hear the views of OH professionals' on the use, and interactions with, AI in consultations and report writing.

The survey only takes a few minutes to complete, and your insights will help shape the conversation around this exciting and rapidly evolving topic.

Please do take part to receive a free PDF copy of the final report! Share your thoughts here >>> https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/poll2026ai

Let’s wrap-up Workplace Health 2026!Last week, we brought together occupational health professionals from across the UK ...
06/10/2026

Let’s wrap-up Workplace Health 2026!

Last week, we brought together occupational health professionals from across the UK and abroad to share knowledge, discuss emerging challenges and explore the future of workplace health at Workplace Health 2026!

A huge thank you to our delegates who joined us, whether in Birmingham or online. Your enthusiasm, engagement, questions and willingness to share experiences helped create the vibrant learning environment that makes this event so special.
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to our speakers, exhibitors and our sponsor, The C**t Foundation, for helping to make this year's event such a success. Your expertise and enthusiasm created a truly valuable learning experience for all involved.

We hope everyone has returned to their organisations with fresh knowledge, practical ideas and valuable new connections. Thank you for joining us, and we look forward to welcoming you back for Workplace Health 2027!

Day 2 Workplace Health roundup!Day 2 continued with a series of thought-provoking and practical sessions designed to hel...
05/10/2026

Day 2 Workplace Health roundup!

Day 2 continued with a series of thought-provoking and practical sessions designed to help occupational health professionals navigate some of today's most important workplace challenges including supporting night workers, health inequality, mentoring OH colleagues and managing complaints against the OH professional. OH Law also took centre stage on day 2 with two fantastic presentations on legal hot topics with Andrew Whiteaker and fitness to attend disciplinary and grievance meetings with Prof Diana Kloss.

Thank you to Dr Ron Dodzro, Dr Aaliya Goyal, Janet O’Neill, Dr John Ballard and Dr Clare Fernandes for their engaging and insightful presentations!

🌱 Dr Richard Peters from Jaguar Land Rover is sharing how organisations can make wellbeing work, supporting employees wi...
01/10/2026

🌱 Dr Richard Peters from Jaguar Land Rover is sharing how organisations can make wellbeing work, supporting employees with health conditions and developing a business-wide approach to workforce health.

We had a lively start to the day with our breakfast briefing with Adam Siu. Adam had us all up on our feet (even our onl...
01/10/2026

We had a lively start to the day with our breakfast briefing with Adam Siu. Adam had us all up on our feet (even our online delegates) for an early morning stretch! Adam went on to discuss chronic pain management, and explored practical strategies to help employees stay healthy and remain in work.

Let's take a look back at last night! Our Workplace Health 2026 delegates came together for a relaxed evening of great c...
01/10/2026

Let's take a look back at last night! Our Workplace Health 2026 delegates came together for a relaxed evening of great conversation, networking and entertainment.

The conference dinner provided a wonderful opportunity to unwind after a packed day of learning, while catching up with colleagues and making new connections across the occupational health community.

Guests were also treated to a great live musical performance, creating the perfect atmosphere for an enjoyable evening in excellent company.

Thank you to everyone who joined us. It was fantastic to see so many occupational health professionals coming together to share experiences, strengthen connections and celebrate our profession.

Ready for Day 2 of Workplace Health 2026?After an inspiring first day, we're back for another packed programme exploring...
01/10/2026

Ready for Day 2 of Workplace Health 2026?

After an inspiring first day, we're back for another packed programme exploring some of the most important and forward-thinking topics in occupational health. Today's sessions will cover a wide range of issues, including:

• Legal hot topics for occupational health professionals
• Tackling health inequalities in the workplace
• Making workplace wellbeing work in practice
• How Jaguar Land Rover is contributing to the Keep Britain Working agenda
• Supporting night workers
• and more...

We'll begin the day with a breakfast briefing from Adam Siu, Down2U, who will explore chronic pain management in practice, sharing practical insights that delegates can apply in their own workplaces.

With expert speakers, engaging discussion and plenty of opportunities to learn from peers, Day 2 promises to be another valuable and thought-provoking day for everyone attending.

We're looking forward to seeing what today's conversations uncover!

What a way to round off Day 1 of Workplace Health 2026! The day concluded with our ever-popular Five-Minute Professional...
30/09/2026

What a way to round off Day 1 of Workplace Health 2026! The day concluded with our ever-popular Five-Minute Professional Briefings, a conference favourite that never fails to inspire.

Five courageous delegates stepped up to the podium to share a topic they are passionate about, with just five minutes and 20 slides to get their message across. The result was a series of engaging, thought-provoking presentations that showcased the breadth of expertise within the occupational health community.

Topics covered included:
• Reducing HAVS risk in the workplace
• Factors driving back pain in T&O staff
• The role of occupational therapy in neuroscience and function
• A digital approach to workplace health
• Occupational health assessments

A huge congratulations and thank you to our fantastic presenters:

👏 Rebecca Eaton
👏 Dr Charles Abiona
👏 Katie Bastick
👏 Dr Cameron Black
👏 Libby Morley-Hassanali

Your enthusiasm and willingness to share your experiences helped make this session such a success. Thank you for contributing to an inspiring end to a packed first day of learning, discussion and professional development at Workplace Health 2026.

📈 Prof Chris Warhurst is challenging us to think about the importance of improving work quality. He discusses healthy jo...
30/09/2026

📈 Prof Chris Warhurst is challenging us to think about the importance of improving work quality. He discusses healthy jobs and the impact of AI on work and work quality. An engaging and thought-provoking session.

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