articleIn the spotlight with Nigel Stubbs
This month we put Nigel Stubbs in the spotlight to find out how a career change led him into the evolving health and safety industry.
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newsHSENI announces new chief executive
HSENI HAS announced the appointment of Robert Kidd as its new chief executive who will take up the post on Monday 28 January 2019.
newsBSC solves wellbeing puzzle
RECENT RESEARCH by the British Safety Council (BSC) identified significant levels of uncertainty in the UK about wellbeing at work.
newsSecure stations for passenger and staff safety
HUNDREDS OF Britain’s railway stations are setting the standard in reducing crime, safeguarding vulnerable people and ensuring safer journeys for passengers, rail minister Andrew Jones has announced.
newsFine after child injured on farm
A FARMING partnership from Devon has been sentenced after a young boy suffered a serious leg injury while travelling in an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) on farmland.
newsMove to tackle employment inequality
JOBSEEKERS ACROSS the UK are set to benefit from mentoring support designed to help them into work, as Employment Minister Alok Sharma announced the rollout of a successful initiative.
newsViolence on teachers in Scotland rises
TEACHERS HAVE written to the Scottish Government describing a disturbing level of physical and verbal assaults, overwhelming workload and lack of teacher numbers in Scottish schools.
newsLong-term health issues for waste workers
WASTE COLLECTION systems used throughout the UK could be causing significant long-term musculoskeletal issues for workers, research has shown.
newsEmployees uncomfortable discussing mental health
OVER THREE quarters of employees believe people at their place of work would be uncomfortable discussing mental health – citing anxiety of how they might be perceived by co-workers (82%), concerns over harm to career prospects (78%), embarrassment (76%), and fears they would not be trusted with more responsibility (69%) as the key barriers.
newsProtect employees from cancer-causing fumes
IOSH IS urging employers to ensure workers are protected from cancer-causing welding fumes as enforcement of raised control standards takes effect.
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