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NewsShake Up September and Get Active!
14th August 2016
Inspired by the Olympic Games, workers across Derbyshire are being encouraged to get in the spirit of the Games and sign up for a sporting challenge with a difference this…
Read More >The Importance of Resilience in the Workplace
05th March 2016
Resilience is becoming increasingly recognised as an important personal attribute in the workplace. It is generally regarded as the ability to ‘bounce back’ in the face of adversity. With recent…
Read More >Occupational Health Advisor
01st March 2016
Due to continued growth within our Occupational Health business, we are currently recruiting an experienced Occupational Health Advisor. The role includes delivering a full range of pro-active Occupational Health services…
Read More >Screening Nurse
16th February 2016
Central Occupational Health require a Screening Nurse to work on an ad hoc basis in the Derbyshire area. In order to apply you will be experienced in audiometry, spirometry, vision…
Read More >Health and Wellbeing at Work 2016
04th February 2016
Central Occupational Health is to exhibit at the UK’s leading event for occupational health, HR and other healthcare and management professionals responsible for improving the health, safety, wellbeing and performance of work-aged people.…
Read More >Occupational Health Update - Mental Health
15th May 2014
A recent survey has shown that a third of people struggle to cope at work because of depression, stress, anxiety or burn out, with 83% of those affected experiencing isolation…
Read More >Strong business case for investing in health of staff – CBI/Medicash
15th May 2014
There are clear business benefits to supporting employee health and wellbeing, says a new CBI and Medicash report today. The UK’s leading business group has outlined how improving employee health…
Read More >National scheme to “complement in-house OH services”
12th April 2014
The Government’s new Health and Work Service will be expected to complement, not compete or conflict with, existing employer-provided occupational health (OH) services, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)…
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