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'Loch Ness Monster' makes surprise appearance off Welsh coast – but there's a twist - Vimarsana News

'Loch Ness Monster' makes surprise appearance off Welsh coast – but there's a twist

Sarah Jane Bourke and her husband Mike couldn't believe their eyes when they looked out on the Welsh coast and thought they saw the spectacle of the fabled creature in the mist

Ikea pulls benchtops linked to silicosis 'epidemic' in Australia - Radio Sweden - Vimarsana News

Ikea pulls benchtops linked to silicosis 'epidemic' in Australia - Radio Sweden

Ikea's Australian branch says it will stop selling kitchen benchtops made of engineered stone, a material that's been linked to a lung disease epidemic ...

Australia bans engineered stone because of silicosis risk - Vimarsana News

Australia bans engineered stone because of silicosis risk

Australia has become the first country to ban engineered stone, a popular material for kitchen and bathroom benchtops, after documenting hundreds of cases of silicosis in workers in the industry who were exposed to dust from cutting the product. Work health and safety ministers approved a ban on the use, supply, and manufacture of engineered stone on 13 December, which will come into effect in most Australian jurisdictions in July 2024. Clinicians, unions, and medical organisations, including the Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand and the Cancer Council Australia, welcomed the news....

Source: bmj.com
Just 20% of employers have budget to help workers with mental health - Vimarsana News

Just 20% of employers have budget to help workers with mental health

Study finds number of Irish companies with some staff working remotely increased from 7% before the pandemic to 32% afterwards

80pc of Irish employers not investing in workplace mental health, says report - Vimarsana News

80pc of Irish employers not investing in workplace mental health, says report

One of the co-authors of the research said that employers may not realise the business case for investing in mental health and wellbeing.