newsBRITAIN’S WORKPLACE health and safety regulator is urging local authorities (LAs) across the country to make a statement of commitment to work with others to improve health and safety standards in the sectors they regulate.
newsTHE HEALTH and Safety Executive (HSE) has released its annual figures for work-related fatal injuries, which shows an increase on the previous year.
productVIBRATION IN the workplace is increasingly making the headlines as the consequences of years of unmanaged exposure come to the fore in terms of life-changing injuries and compensation pay-outs.
newsA CHANGE in lorry speed limits has saved businesses millions of pounds a year and could have helped improve road safety.
newsNEW LAWS banning older tyres on large vehicles to improve road safety could be introduced later this year.
newsHALF OF disabled teachers (51%) believe their job has impacted negatively on their physical and mental health in the last 12 months, a conference organised by the NASUWT – The teachers union, has heard.
newsON FRIDAY, members of NASUWT-The Teachers’ Union, at Buchanan High School in North Lanarkshire started their seven planned days of strike action over the failure of the employer to act appropriately to address health and safety concerns.
newsLONE WORKERS should be at no greater risk than other employees according to The Health and Safety Executive guidance.
newsAs the trend of hefty fines for breaching health and safety continues, Craig Foyle explores some of the figures and explains the positive impact they are having on the industry.
articleWearing ear defenders is not always popular with staff exposed to industrial noise. So Laura Jenkins asks if interactive noise warning technology offers alternatives?
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