newsRestaurant fined £75k after oil burns employees
CRAVEN DISTRICT Council has prosecuted Bizzie Lizzies Restaurants for an offence under Section 33 of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974.
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newsHSM to host free H&S leadership webinar
HSM WILL be partnering with SHE Software to host a free webinar focusing health and safety leadership on 14 January 2020.
newsManufacturers investing more in health and wellbeing
MANUFACTURERS ARE investing more than ever before in their employees’ health and wellbeing. Counselling, health-screening and mental health first aiders are the norm in factories across the UK with modern and flexible working opportunities sitting at the heart of British industry.
newsMarried couple jailed for exploiting workers
A HUSB and wife who pretended to help people find work in factories in order to exploit them, have been sentenced.
productCalculating the real cost of sickness absence
More active management of sick leave could save the UK economy £56 billion each year in lost time, management costs and productivity losses, experts have claimed.
productKeeping the British Heart Foundation staff healthy
Mark Dean hired HCML shortly after joining the British Heart Foundation to improve the way they manage sickness absence. He needed a speedier and more practical alternative to the traditional occupational health approach and through HCML the BHF got faster and better return to work outcomes. Dean explains why today they have HCML on speed-dial.
newsLondon’s healthy workplaces honoured
ORGANISATIONS AND businesses from a range of sectors including NHS Trusts, hotels, nurseries and insurance companies have been honoured at a special event at City Hall on Monday (November 18th).
productHelping TRiM mental stress in water utility industry
Drainage and wastewater specialist, Lanes Group, is supporting its staff by using trauma risk management.
newsResident’s fatal fall costs charity £40,000
NAZARETH CARE Charitable Trust, a registered charity, was fined after an elderly resident of one of its care homes was fatally injured when she fell down a set of stairs.
newsCases of work-related stress at an 18-year high
TOTAL ANNUAL cases of work-related stress are at an 18-year high, with more new cases reported than the previous year, figures released by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) for 2018/19 indicate.
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