Occupational hazards
SUSTAINABILITY HAS stalled: It’s time to put people back at the heart of business, says Ruth Wilkinson.
SUSTAINABILITY HAS stalled: It’s time to put people back at the heart of business, says Ruth Wilkinson.
GLASGOW CITY Council has been fined £80k after a military veteran sustained life-changing injuries when he was struck by a falling lamppost in the city’s west end in June 2023.
IOSH IS urging employers to take decisive, preventive action on workplace stress, as new data shows almost two in five (39 per cent) young adults aged 18–24 took time off work due to burnout in the past year.
A CUMBRIA-based producer of cellulose film packaging has been fined £200k after workers were exposed to harmful hydrogen sulphide gas.
AN UNREGISTERED gas fitter has been sentenced after carrying out illegal gas work at a house in Torquay that left the property in an immediately dangerous condition.
SEAN ELSON provides an insight into the game-changing new British Standard on suicide intervention, prevention and support that has been published.
POLICY EXPERTS at the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) have secured key changes to new European Commission (European Union) guidelines for managing asbestos-related health and safety risks at work.
A CONSTRUCTION company based in the Northwest of England, has been fined £60k after a wall collapsed, knocking an employee through an open stairwell onto a concrete floor below.
NEW INTERNATIONAL guidance designed to help organisations protect workers from current and growing occupational health and safety risks (OH&S) related to climate change has been issued by BSI, as challenges such as extreme heat, flooding and rising pollution affect billions of workers around the world.
AN UNREGISTERED gas installer and his father have been sentenced after carrying out illegal gas work at two houses in Cheshire.
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