newsSurvey shows UK businesses need to improve hygiene
MORE THAN half (53 per cent) of Britons believe UK businesses could be doing more to improve the hygiene of their premises and keep people safe from Covid-19, according to a new survey*.
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newsUK government downplaying Covid-19 workplace risk, report warns
NEW RESEARCH from think tank, the Institute of Employment Rights (IER), has found the risk of Covid-19 transmission in the workplace remains significant and is being dangerously downplayed by the UK government’s light-touch approach.
newsBSC calls for stronger COVID Secure workplace rules
THE BRITISH Safety Council calls on Government and the HSE to strengthen and enforce COVID Secure workplace rules to protect workers.
productTime to face the truth about jet air dryers
WHILE THERE has been a focus on regular and adequate hand washing, Kimberly-Clark Professional is asking: ‘How do you dry your hands?’.
productKimberly-Clark Professional introduces Project 360
JUST 31% of people think hygiene practices in factories are adequate, according to the results of a survey conducted by Harris Interactive on behalf of Kimberly-Clark Professional.
productLet’s Wash Our Hands Of It
SAFETY SIGNS manufacturer and safety products supplier Spectrum Industrial have launched a campaign ‘Let’s Wash Our Hands Of It’ to help raise awareness of the amount of germs lurking in the workplace.
productStudy reveals hand sanitiser expectations
A NEW study from Rubbermaid Commercial Products (RCP) reveals the public’s expectations for hand sanitiser provisions in public spaces.
newsRestaurateur breached health and safety laws
THE OWNER of a Henley restaurant has been ordered to pay more than £22,000 after South Oxfordshire District Council successfully prosecuted the company for breaking a number of food hygiene and health and safety laws.
newsLorry drivers must have welfare facilities, says Unite
UNITE IS calling on MPs and councillors to ensure that decent welfare facilities are installed at all lorry parks built in the county, to manage transport delays as a result of the UK’s transition deal with the European Union ceasing at the end of December.
newsHSE inspects schools in Scotland
Using coloured spots to highlight frequency touched points and introducing alternatives to staggered start and stop times were some of the examples of good practice carried out by schools in Scotland to ensure they are COVID-secure.
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