In Aotearoa, we prioritise hazards that cause sudden harm, but we often overlook the ‘slow-burn’ musculoskeletal injuries that account for a significant portion of workplace injury. But what if our agencies worked better together and we considered treating work-related musculoskeletal disorders with the same urgency as critical risks? Going beyond simple compliance, we consider the high costs of a reactive approach and provide practical tips for businesses to move towards proactive prevention.

By 2040, five different generations are likely to be working side-by-side. The Work Health 2040 report highlights the challenges of this demographic shift. We explore why, now more than ever, universal design is the key to creating a safer, healthier, more productive work environment for everyone.

Explore the importance of a musculoskeletal risk management approach for dental professionals to enhance career longevity. With work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WRMSDs) affecting a significant proportion of the profession, a proactive, systems approach is essential to address the root causes of pain to ensure a long, healthy career.

February heat is more than a discomfort; it’s a genuine hazard that increases the risk of musculoskeletal disorders across Aotearoa New Zealand. When dehydration and fatigue collide, "harden up" isn't a safety strategy—good work design is. Learn how a systems approach can protect your team and your bottom line this summer.

For most of us, the sun has set on our summer holidays. Coming back to work after a Kiwi summer break can be a shock to the system. While your team might be refreshed, your workplace might need a tune-up for the year ahead. A proactive start is the best way to keep everyone safe and productive.