news1 in 4 workers say conflict prevention is failing
MORE THAN one quarter (26%) of workers feel their managers and employee representatives are ineffective at working together to prevent and resolve conflict, according to a new Acas survey.
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productHSE hiring Scottish Qualified Lawyer
THE HEALTH and Safety Executive (HSE), Britain’s national regulator for workplace health and safety, is seeking a Scottish Qualified Lawyer to join its Legal Services Division.
newsHalf of workers skip essential HSE training
DATA FROM Astutis has revealed that a growing number of UK employees are funding their own health and safety training from their own pockets.
newsEcoOnline and J.S. Held partner to boost business resilience
GLOBAL STRATEGIC alliance pairs EHS, lone worker, and crisis management software with field advisory expertise to help organisations improve safety, response, and resilience.
newsTackling burnout could boost work return
EMPLOYERS, DOCTORS, workplace health professionals, and employees themselves must work together to tackle workplace burnout and get people back into jobs – or risk a growing economic and public health crisis, new research for the Society of Occupational Medicine (SOM) has argued.
newsMore than half care workers attacked at work
MORE THAN half (52 per cent) of care workers suffered physical or verbal attacks during the past three years at work, a GMB survey has found.
newsWorkers warn of disaster risk amid rise in ‘near misses’
NEW RESEARCH published as part of the annual Dräger Safety & Health at Work Report has outlined a rising risk of a major industrial disaster, with more than half (53%) of respondents suggesting that the risk of such an event in their sector is higher today than it was ten years ago.
articleListen to the data
NOISE IS no longer an unavoidable background factor in industry, but a regulated occupational hazard. Bob Latimer examines why modern workplaces must move from occasional checks to continuous, data-led monitoring to meet today’s safety expectations.
articleIn the spotlight with Nick Murray
THIS MONTH, we put the spotlight on Nick Murray — whose journey from the Royal Navy to sales director at Guardsman has been shaped by decades in the PPE industry. Driven by a lifelong instinct to protect others, Nick reflects on the career choices, chance opportunities and enduring values that led him into workplace safety.
articleTalking safety with Carla Crocombe
IT’S LOOKING like a busy year ahead for Carla Crocombe, founder and managing director of Safety Rocks. She’s launching a bespoke qualification for the motorsport industry, as well as spearheading an initiative to get more women and girls into the profession.
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