Sekoya Specialist Employment Services

Sekoya Specialist Employment Services Affordable employment law and HR advice on a pay-as-you-go basis from employment lawyers. Please contact us for further information.

We can prepare employment contracts, staff handbooks, policies etc, as well as provide in-house training.

I am afraid due to a technical issue we are delayed returning to the UK Hope to be flying back tomorrow (1 July)
30/06/2026

I am afraid due to a technical issue we are delayed returning to the UK
Hope to be flying back tomorrow (1 July)

23/02/2026

Work-Related Stress Is More Common Than You Think ⚠️

Work-related stress is one of the leading causes of sickness absence in the UK.

Pressure, workload, organisational change, conflict at work, lack of support — when these pressures become overwhelming, they can seriously impact both mental and physical health.

Signs of work-related stress may include:

• Difficulty sleeping 😴
• Anxiety or low mood
• Irritability
• Poor concentration
• Headaches or fatigue
• Increased sickness absence

For employers, unmanaged stress can lead to reduced productivity, higher absence rates, and potential legal risk under Health & Safety legislation.

For employees, it can affect confidence, wellbeing, and long-term health.

At Our Occupational Health, we provide:

✔️ Stress risk assessment advice
✔️ Fitness-for-work advice
✔️ Practical workplace adjustment recommendations
✔️ Support for managers handling sensitive cases
✔️ Guidance aligned with the Equality Act 2010

Early intervention makes a significant difference.

If you’re concerned about stress in your workplace — whether as an employer or employee — we’re here to help.

📩 [email protected]

Or send us a direct message for confidential advice.

Healthy workplaces support healthy people.

Are you looking after the skin of your employees?
13/02/2026

Are you looking after the skin of your employees?

🧴 Workplace Skin Health Matters 🧤

Did you know the most common work-related skin condition is dermatitis (irritant or allergic)? Other risks include sun-related skin cancer, burns, and infections — but the good news is most are preventable.

✅ The 4-Step Approach to Healthy Skin at Work:

1️⃣ Avoid / Substitute – Remove hazardous substances or switch to safer alternatives

2️⃣ Protect – Use the right gloves and protective clothing for the task

3️⃣ Cleanse – Wash hands properly with mild cleansers (avoid harsh scrubs or solvents)

4️⃣ Restore – Moisturise regularly to protect the skin barrier

👷‍♀️ Employer Responsibilities Include:

🔍 Carrying out COSHH risk assessments

📚 Training staff on skin care, drying hands properly, and correct glove use

🩺 Providing regular skin surveillance (every 2 years for high-risk roles)

Healthy skin supports healthy, productive teams — prevention really does start at work 💙

Contact us for any support with skincare issues at work [email protected]



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