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IOMSC Thought Leaders Summit Report 2025

Identifying Priorities for Global Worker Health

From burnout and heat stress to AI disruption and aging workforces, organizations are facing a new generation of occupational health challenges.

Hosted in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO) and International Labour Organization (ILO), Global occupational health leaders gathered at ILO Headquarters in Geneva to discuss the emerging risks shaping the future of worker health and workplace safety.

The summit brought together global Chief Medical Officers (CMOs), occupational health leaders, and industry experts to identify priorities for protecting worker health today — and in the future.

This report captures key discussions from the International Occupational Medicine Society Collaborative (IOMSC) Thought Leaders Summit, including insights on mental health, climate-related workplace risks, AI disruption, workforce resilience, and the growing business case for investing in employee health.

Key Insights From the Summit

Mental Health Is a Leading Workforce Risk
Delegates identified burnout, anxiety, and workforce resiliency as urgent organizational concerns requiring stronger leadership support and manager training.
Climate Risk Is Becoming a Workforce Health Priority
Heat stress, severe weather, air quality concerns, and infectious disease risks are increasingly impacting worker health, productivity, and operational continuity.
Workforce Health Is a Business Issue
The summit reinforced the growing connection between workforce well-being, productivity, operational resilience, and long-term business performance.

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Access insights from global occupational health leaders on workforce mental health, climate resilience, AI disruption, and the future of worker well-being.