Employers must improve sickness absence management
Businesses are being hindered by a lack of effective sickness absence management, despite 53% of employers believing they’re well equipped to deal with long-term absence, a survey has found.
Businesses are being hindered by a lack of effective sickness absence management, despite 53% of employers believing they’re well equipped to deal with long-term absence, a survey has found.
For now, the fee-for-intervention (FFI) cost recovery scheme is the only viable funding option for HSE and we need to make it work, says Roger Bibbings of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA)
3rd May 2013: Employment minister Mark Hoban has announced a review of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
Employment minister Mark Hoban has announced a review of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
The BBC will overhaul its bullying and harassment policy after a review found evidence of widespread bullying and an “undercurrent of fear” about speaking out.
Local authorities are being banned from unnecessary health and safety inspections under the HSE’s new enforcement code.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is sharply increasing the number of tip-off led inspections that it launches against businesses, according to figures from law firm Pinsent Masons.
The HSE has launched three consultations on changes to the content of Approved Codes of Practice (ACOPs).
A five-prong plan for driving down the number of people killed and seriously injured in the waste and recycling industry has been published.
A vehicle salvage firm in Stalybridge has been fined over multiple safety failings after a car weighing more than half a tonne fell from a forklift truck, crushing a young mechanic underneath.
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