Research shows AI’s impact on workers
WHILE AI is taking on work across the economy, it may also create new demands on the human workforce that employers must stay ahead of and swiftly respond to.
WHILE AI is taking on work across the economy, it may also create new demands on the human workforce that employers must stay ahead of and swiftly respond to.
BRITAIN IS facing a work-related stress crisis, according to new TUC data released today.
AN ARBORICULTURE company based in Derby has been fined £20k after an employee suffered life-altering back injuries when he fell over 30 feet from a MEWP basket.
THE UK Government’s Employment Rights Bill is ‘a watershed moment and a bold, long-overdue step forward for worker rights’, according to the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH).
A CORNISH roofer has been sentenced after failing to comply with requests for information from an inspector for Britain’s workplace regulator.
A METAL polishing company in Oldbury has been fined following an incident in which an employee’s hand became entangled in an unguarded tube polishing machine, resulting in the amputation of one finger and severe crushing injuries to two others.
A CONSTRUCTION company in Hampshire has been fined £80k after a man fell more than 15 feet through a fragile skylight during roof repair work.
THE NEWLY launched Women in Safety & Health Awards has quickly gained key support and has announced its first CPD seminar session.
ACCORDING TO new research, over half of Brits (52.6%) are making mistakes at work due to stress, and 1 in 4 Brits have rung in sick at least once due to how stressed they’re feeling.
WITH THE office Christmas party season officially underway, employee wellbeing experts at Stribe are urging employers to adopt a proactive approach to festive events to keep staff safe this year.
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