John Hamilton
Leeds Metropolitan University.
John Hamilton is the Head of Safety, Health and Wellbeing at Leeds Metropolitan University. He specialises in the design, development and implementation of organisational safety, health and wellbeing systems, training programmes and promotional initiatives. He combines this with a specialist academic and practitioner interest in health and safety law and psychosocial hazards, and regularly presents and lectures at national conferences, symposiums and workshops. John has recently completed work on a new employers guide to stress law shortly to be published by HSE, CIPD and Acas. Follow John’s blog at www.stressguidance.org.
Should companies pay more attention to their corporate social responsibility in-house?
Little more than a decade ago, a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy was only in the domain of large organisations or those with forward thinking... More...
Are you an employer of choice?
Do you want to be an employer of choice? Of course you do – but who are you trying to convince? The title of this article begs immediate qualification.... More...
How useful are pre-employment health assessments?
This question could be ‘how useful is a can of worms’ – questioning a potential candidate about their health ‘pre’ employment has become an ethical... More...
The Challenge of Creating Sustainable Employee Wellbeing Engagement
We are moving, perhaps more slowly than some would prefer, into an age of Enlightened Enterprise. In terms of employers this means (borrowing and expanding... More...
