News Updates

HWC team members Marnie Dobson and Paul Landsbergis presented The Healthy Work Campaign: Work Stress Prevention Strategies in the U.S as part of a webinar, International Approaches to Stress Prevention organized by the Occupational Health Clinics for Ontario Workers’ Mayday Workplace Mental Health Series 4

HWC team members, Drs. Paul Landsbergis, Marnie Dobson and Peter Schnall presented Identifying and Preventing Work Stressors to Reduce Chronic Disease: The Healthy Work Campaign, a webinar hosted by the Center for Healthy Work, University of Illinois, Chicago, a Total Worker Health® Center of Excellence.

Marnie Dobson, Peter Schnall, Ellen Rosskam and Paul Landsbergis are pleased to announce the recent publication of their review article on the costs to business and workplaces of unhealthy working conditions, “Work-Related Burden of Absenteeism, Presenteeism, and Disability: An Epidemiologic and Economic Perspective.“

The Healthy Work Campaign Survey has been completed and is being reviewed by outside colleagues.

The Healthy Work Strategies page debuted, along with reports on our Tools for Employers and our Tools for Unions & Worker Advocates pages. This project was led by Dr. Paul Landsbergis with the help of his graduate students at SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University School of Public Health.

“Marnie Dobson discusses workplace burnout which has been officially recognized by the World Health O” (CGTN)

“Bangladesh leather sector lags on health and safety” (Just-Style)

Pouran Faghri, MD, MS, FACSM has joined the Healthy Work Campaign team as the Principal Investigator of the HWC Dissemination and Implementation Project. Click here to learn more about Dr. Faghri.

Viviola Gómez, PhD, has joined the Healthy Work Campaign team as the HWC Senior Strategist for Latin American Outreach and Spanish Language Content Development. Click here to learn more about Dr. Gómez.

We completed our first press release, which is regarding the campaign launch.