WITH BRITAIN facing the first widespread heatwave this summer, the TUC is calling on employers to make sure their staff are protected from the sun and heat. [Read More]

THE OWNER of Edinburgh Airport has been fined £80,000 after a pensioner fell from an ambulift on his return from holiday. [Read More]

RECENT STATISTICS show that UK road deaths in 2024 rose by 1% year-on-year. This equates to losing at least four people every day on our roads. Nick Butler discusses how this is a backwards step for the UK and a wake-up call for businesses who have a duty to protect their drivers. [Read More]

A COLLEGE in Nantwich that specialises in outdoor-based careers has been fined £40k after a student’s fingers were severed when his hand came into contact with a mitre saw. [Read More]

MODERN EHS teams are under pressure to protect workers, stay compliant, and adapt to growing responsibilities like ESG, sustainability, and total worker health. [Read More]

NEW RESEARCH amongst health and safety professionals has found that one fifth chose to work in health and safety after a negative personal incident to either themselves, a colleague or someone they knew. [Read More]

A NORTHAMPTONSHIRE-based flour company has been fined £300k after a maintenance worker severed one of his fingers in machinery. [Read More]

A FUEL and forecourt provider has hailed the rollout of body-worn cameras for staff, with almost three quarters (73%) saying customers are less aggressive now they are in use. [Read More]