IOSH responds to working from home claim
UK WORK and pensions secretary Mel Stride has been quoted in a national newspaper saying increases in people working from home is causing a rise in those on long-term sickness.
UK WORK and pensions secretary Mel Stride has been quoted in a national newspaper saying increases in people working from home is causing a rise in those on long-term sickness.
INDUSTRIAL PLANT and Equipment magazine is hosting a CPD webinar on 29 June 2023, which focuses on practical steps to overcome labour shortages in the manufacturing industry
APPEARING AT Coleraine Crown court, Mr Derek Nummy was fined £15,000. In addition a forfeiture order was granted in respect of the JCB loading shovel involved in the incident.
THIS INJURY Awareness Week, The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents is urging businesses of all sizes to take falls seriously and to implement a proper falls prevention strategy in their workplace.
THE GOVERNMENT’S plans for increased deregulation of driver licensing risk undoing years of hard work in improving road safety, claims RED Corporate Driver Training.
TRAVIS PERKINS Group has partnered with University of Salford Manchester’s specialist acoustics testing team to conduct an evidence-based study into the development of electric forklift truck sound alerts.
SERCO HAS been fined £240k after a man was killed when the lorry he was a passenger in crashed into litter picking vans blocking a lane of a dual carriageway in Norfolk.
MSA answers some frequently asked questions about connected safety technology.
A looks at how architects can rise to the challenge of choosing the right fall protection system. We find out more from Stuart Pierpoint.
A COMPANY in Cornwall has been fined after putting its employees at risk of exposure to ionising radiation over a ten-year period.
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