newsSurvey highlights worst staff behaviours
A NEW survey from workplace expert, Acas, has found that theft, bullying, being rude and not turning up to work are among the worst behaviours reported by employers for disciplinary action against staff.
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articlePractitioner viewpoint
LOUISE WARD explores how the post-pandemic, AI-enabled workplace is reshaping safety roles, arguing that professionals must pair digital tools with critical thinking and human judgement to manage emerging risks and maximise technology’s potential.
newsChild seriously injured at Chelsea restaurant
A CHELSEA restaurant has been fined £50k after a three-year-old child suffered serious injuries when their foot was trapped and crushed in a descending glass window.
newsAnalysis reveals UK’s deadliest workplaces
NEW ANALYSIS of Health and Safety Executive (HSE) fatal injury data shows construction and agriculture remain two of the sectors with the highest numbers of workplace deaths in Britain.
newsCompany and director prosecuted after worker injury
AN EVENT structure company and its director have been fined after an employee suffered severe, life-changing injuries while dismantling an internal steel frame.
newsModern slavery warning signs missed by UK firms
MOST UK businesses lack the basic systems needed to identify and prevent modern slavery, despite over half believing they are capable of managing the risk, according to new research published by the Institution of Occupational Safety & Health (IOSH).
newsBritish Safety Council launches hidden hazards campaign
BRITISH SAFETY Council has launched Hidden Hazards, a new UK-wide campaign to raise awareness of the invisible risks that affect millions of workers, and encourage more concerted action by employers, the Government and others to prevent harm before it occurs.
newsAcas updates disciplinary code
WORKPLACE EXPERT, Acas, has launched a consultation on updates to its Code of Practice on disciplinary and grievance procedures to promote early and informal resolution of concerns at work.
articleLessons in safety
CLEAR, WELL-structured interviews are at the heart of any successful incident investigation, helping uncover root causes and prevent repeat events. Natalie Sherborne explains how to approach them with confidence and consistency.
podcastHealth & Safety Matters Podcast – Episode 49
In Episode 49 of the Health & Safety Matters Podcast, host Mark Sennett sits down with Blackline Safety’s Simon Rich and they discuss the future of Connected Safety.
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