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Astutis Publishes Voice of Our Learners Report 2026 | Safety Professionals Worried About Mass Adoption of AI
Read the key findings from the Astutis Voice of Our Learners Report 2026, surveying H&S professionals on training, AI readiness, and the future of workplace safety.
10.04.26
Fatal Workplace Injury Statistics 2017
The HSE has released its latest report covering fatal workplace injuries in Great Britain 2016/17. It includes provisional numbers (to be finalised in July 2018) of fatal injuries to both workers and members of the public.
01.07.17
Mental Health Awareness Week 2017
This week marks Mental Health Awareness Week here in the UK, a campaign run by the Mental Health Foundation to raise awareness of mental health issues and offer advice to those who suffer.
01.05.17
Get Involved in Learning at Work Week
This week marks the 18th Learning at Work Week (LAWW), an annual event organised by The Campaign for Learning since 1999 which aims to ‘put a spotlight on the importance and benefits of learning and development at work’ in the month of May.
01.05.17
Sector Specific Events Aimed at Improving Workplace Health and Safety
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE), is currently running a series of events across the UK to look at what businesses can do to safeguard their workforce.
01.04.17
Join us at Scotland Works
Astutis is pleased to announce that we will be joining hundreds of other exhibitors at the inaugural Scotland Works event, held at the Glasgow SEC on the 3rd and 4th May, 2017.
01.03.17
Workplace Absence Costs UK Economy £18bn
A recently released report by FirstCare reveals workplace absence is costing the UK economy an enormous £18 billion in lost productivity each year. This is part of an upward spiral showing workplace absence increasing year-on-year since 2011 - having previously witnessed a downward trend since 1993. The report further suggests that the cost of absence will continue to rise to reach £21bn by 2020, increasing to a staggering £26bn by 2030.
01.03.17