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AS WORKPLACES evolve in response to new economic, technological and social challenges, investing in people’s safety and mental well-being is no longer optional but fundamental to building resilient organisations, strengthening workforce sustainability and enhancing national competitiveness

Ronin Segrest began working as a lifeguard at Ocean Oasis Water Park and Beach Club in the summer of 2025. Courtesy of Morey’s Piers

But their work doesn’t stop there. We also have a fantastic Workplace Health Advisor who works closely with employers across the district to support the wellbeing of their teams. Even small changes can make a big difference, and by working with local organisations we can help spread that positive impact even further — benefiting employees,…

The debate over where employees should clock in has produced plenty of rhetoric but relatively little hard data. A new analysis published on July 29, 2026, in the peer-reviewed journal Frontiers in Psychology offers some of the most detailed evidence yet — and the findings complicate both sides of the argument

The initiative aims to reduce psychological risks, prevent burnout and improve workforce performance in high-pressure operating environments

The future of work will be under the spotlight in Guernsey this autumn, as a UK workplace culture conference makes its island debut. Culture Camp Guernsey

WORK is changing in ways few could have imagined just a decade ago. Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how jobs are performed, flexible work arrangements have become increasingly common and growing attention is being given to mental health and psychosocial well-being in the workplace

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The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has revealed that despite high initiation rates, only one in three Nigerian babies are breastfed within the critical first hour of life, while three in ten receive exclusive breastfeeding for the recommended six months

Global infrastructure consulting firm AECOM has officially opened its new Hong Kong office and Asia headquarters in Cheung Sha Wan, marking the company’s largest office investment in Asia to date