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Chloe Miller

  • Communications Manager, Green Mountain Club
New York
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Why sit-stand desk investments fail without an active working strategy

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By Belinda Liversedge Verified, Chloe Miller, CC Consulting
| British Safety Council
For more than a decade, I have been campaigning to raise awareness around the dangers of prolonged sedentary behaviour at work. When I launched the ‘Get Britain Standing’ campaign in 2014, many people still viewed excessive sitting as simply a normal part of modern office life. Today, awareness has changed dramatically.
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Managing migraine at work: what do employers get wrong?

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By Belinda Liversedge Verified, Chloe Miller, CC Consulting
| British Safety Council
Migraine impacts one in seven  people, many of whom are of working age, yet it remains poorly understood and, in many workplaces, poorly supported. A complex neurological condition with a diverse range of symptoms, migraine can have a significant impact on those living with it.
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Taking the first steps towards confronting suicide in the workplace

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By Belinda Liversedge Verified, Chloe Miller, CC Consulting
| British Safety Council
Launch and uptake On a chilly evening in November 2025, BS 30480:2025, Suicide and the Workplace – Intervention, Prevention and Support, was launched at a prestigious event in Westminster. It marked a significant moment in recognising suicide as a workplace issue. Half a year on, the standard has been downloaded more than 12,000 times. There is a clear appetite from organisations to better understand and address suicide risk and its wider implications.
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