This track offers employers and employer representatives like human resource professionals accessible knowledge and resources to improve worker health, safety, and well-being within the organization. Want to learn more about the Total Worker Health® approach or start your own Total Worker Health (TWH) initiative? Check out our beginner tracks. Looking for help with a thorny problem that requires tact or care like employee substance use? We've gathered resources from the 10 Centers of Excellence for TWH funded by NIOSH to ensure that employers have easy access to best and promising practices that help create healthy, dignified work that is the foundation for a prosperous society.
Worker Track
The Workers’ Track of the U-POWER Research Clearinghouse is grounded in the TWH approach, which integrates workplace safety, health promotion, and overall well-being. This track provides workers with accessible, practical, and evidence-based resources to support health on and off the job. It includes information on mental health, workplace wellness, ergonomics, substance use, and healthy work environments, drawing from trusted public health agencies, worker advocacy organizations, and research institutions. The goal is to empower workers with knowledge and tools to prevent work-related injuries and illnesses, promote safer working conditions, and support informed participation in improving workplace practices and policies.
Occupational Health and Public Health Professional Track
The Occupational Health and Public Health Professionals track supports practitioners working to protect and promote worker health, safety, and well-being through a TWH approach. This track provides evidence-based resources, research findings, and practical tools to support prevention, program implementation, and evaluation across diverse work settings. By bringing together trusted content from leading public health agencies, research institutions, and Centers of Excellence, this track helps professionals translate research into practice and strengthen efforts to prevent occupational injuries and illnesses while promoting healthy and equitable work environments.
Community Members, Advocates, and Policymakers Track
This track supports community-driven and policy-focused efforts to improve worker health, safety, and well-being through a TWH framework. This track brings together evidence-based resources, research findings, and practical tools from trusted public health agencies, research institutions, and worker advocacy organizations. Its goal is to support policy development, community action, and broader workplace changes that improve working conditions, prevent occupational injuries and illnesses, and promote healthy and equitable work environments for all workers.
