Sickness absence costs UK businesses around £29Bn annually. The UK also has one of the highest sickness absence rates of around 9.1 days off per employee per year. This is […]
Read more ›September 10th 2019 is World Suicide Prevention Day across the globe. This awareness day is organised and promoted by The International Association for Suicide Prevention. https://www.iasp.info/wspd2019/ As providers of Occupational […]
Read more ›Both my work colleagues and friends seem to be talking more about their poor work life balance and the need for more holidays, less weekly hours and more flexible working. […]
Read more ›KML Occupational Health has successfully completed the NHS DSP Toolkit and have been advised the we have exceeded the expectations of the assessment. The Data Security and Protection Toolkit is […]
Read more ›KML Occupational Health are delighted to be awarded a place on the London Universities Procurement Consortium (LUPC) Framework for Occupational Health and Wellbeing for Students and Staff. Along with 5 […]
Read more ›A recent report from People Management website, notes that over half of UK workers do not have access to an occupational health service. At KML Occupational Health, we often find […]
Read more ›During some recent talks I have attended and also given, the subject of workplace banter has been raised. Employees seem unsure on where the line is drawn and if indeed, […]
Read more ›The John Lewis Partnership today calls on the Government to make all occupational health services tax exempt, to encourage employer investment in the physical and mental health of workers. The […]
Read more ›In support of Men’s Health Week June 10th to 14th Driven by The Men’s Health Forum – https://www.menshealthforum.org.uk/ KML occupational Health took an active part in the recent Mental Health […]
Read more ›My wife and I spent last Saturday volunteering for Lark in the Square in Woking. Around 70 volunteers put together this free community event each year and this year we […]
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