blogBe prepared for cardiac events
CARDIAC PREPAREDNESS should be part of every workplace safety strategy. Defibspace provides an insight.
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newsPharmacy teams face threats and abuse, survey finds
A NEW survey finds that 87 per cent of phamacy workers have seen an increase in aggressive and intimidating behaviour in the last year, while 22 per cent have seen physical assaults on staff.
newsKeep workers safe in fourth heatwave, urges TUC
AS BRITAIN experiences amber warnings for the fourth heatwave of the summer, the TUC has renewed its calls for the protection workers need in the heat.
newsViolence against nursing staff doubles
THE WESTMINSTER government can reverse the rise in violence against staff by taking decisive action to reduce lengthy waits in accident and emergency, ending corridor care and tackling chronic understaffing, the RCN says.
newsIOSH sounds alarm on climate dangers at work
IOSH HAS called for joined-up action to prevent people from being harmed by climate change while at work.
productTSI Releases OmniWear Noise, a lightweight, easy-to-use dosimeter.
TSI INCORPORATED, a global leader in data-driven solutions, brings to market an ultra-lightweight (36g) bodily worn exposure monitor, OmniWear Noise Dosimeter.
newsNEBOSH to host summer safety webinar
NEBOSH IS excited to host an enlightening and timely webinar, The 100 Days of Summer – staying safe and strong in the heat, aimed at empowering individuals to navigate the season’s soaring temperatures with resilience, awareness and practical strategies.
newsWorkers feel pressure to return to office, report shows
NEW CIPD research reveals a growing mismatch between employer and employee expectations that saw more than a million UK workers – and younger workers in particular – leave their jobs in the past year due to a lack of flexibility.
newsPoll shows LGBT+ workers mistreated at work
BULLYING, DISCRIMINATION and harassment of LGBT+ workers is ‘pervasive’ in workplaces in Great Britain, warns the TUC.
newsTeen’s thumb reattached after being severed off
DOCTORS MANAGED to successfully reattach the thumb of a teenage apprentice after it had been severed off by a rotating blade.
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