Occupational hazards – September 22
A business that views occupational safety and health as an optional extra will no longer be able to afford to do so. Ruth Wilkinson explains why.
A business that views occupational safety and health as an optional extra will no longer be able to afford to do so. Ruth Wilkinson explains why.
JANGRO HAS made further enhancements to its award-winning and CPD-accredited e-learning platform, the Jangro Learning Management Solution (LMS).
WITH A long history of supporting schools and education charities in the UK, Arco has extended this to all the communities it operates in to support a key objective – to help young people achieve their potential.
A LEEDS based company has been fined £850,000 after an employee sustained fatal injuries while undergoing training.
EMPLOYERS CAN find out the potential financial benefits of increasing employee wellbeing with an innovative cost effectiveness calculator.
A NEW whitepaper report entitled Are we trained for work? – research by enterprise LMS provider Digits – has revealed that over a quarter (27%) of British workers may not have received enough training for their current roles, while a similar number (25%) called their most recent training a box-ticking exercise.
THE MINISTRY of Defence (MoD) has been issued with a Crown Censure by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) after an employee was shot during a training exercise.
A SPRING manufacturing company has been fined after an employee had two fingers of his right hand severed whilst attempting to lubricate a bandsaw.
TRAINING SPECIALIST Astutis is celebrating its 10-year anniversary with a significant expansion and rebrand of its services.
THE UK Asbestos Training Association (UKATA) is urging construction employers to ensure asbestos awareness training is provided to all apprentices.
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