articleLegal spotlight – April 24
UK government commits to action on occupational health. Kevin Bridges provides an insight.
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articleOccupational hazards – March 24
As we reach the 50th anniversary of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, Stuart Hughes takes a look at its successes and the future of OHS legislation.
newsEaster reminder to ensure safety around cattle
THE EASTER break will see thousands of people heading into the countryside to stretch their legs and enjoy Britain’s stunning scenery.
newsHealth board fined £220k following death of patients
LOTHIAN HEALTH Board has been fined £220k for safety breaches, following the death of two vulnerable patients.
newsFine after arc flash burn incident
A COMPANY has been fined after a worker sustained serious burns to their body.
newsINEOS fined after employee seriously injured
INEOS HAS been fined £400k after an employee was seriously injured while carrying out a routine task at its chemicals site in Grangemouth, Scotland.
newsCare home fined following death of vulnerable resident
A CARE home operator has been fined £400k for safety breaches, following the death of a vulnerable resident at a care home in Scotland.
articlePractitioner viewpoint- March 24
Do you think we’re losing the art of making sensible risk judgement in the workplace? Louise Ward looks at how to find and maintain the right balance.
newsMitigate risks of e-bikes and scooters in the workplace
MOST E-BIKES are powered by Lithium Ion (Li-on) batteries, larger versions of the kind found in our smartphones, tablets, and some laptops.
newsFarmer fined after escaped cow attack
A WOMAN and her friend had to climb up a tree to escape an attack by more than a dozen cows on a public right of way in North Yorkshire.
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