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CORONAVIRUS: WHAT EMPLOYERS CAN DO
With cases of the coronavirus now confirmed in the UK and employers sending workers home, XpertHR provides guidance on employers’ rights and responsibilities. Jo Stubbs,...
A WELL-OILED PROCESS
Here, Reece Safety outlines some of the ways to prevent harm and injury whilst working with or around machinery. The safety of employees who work alongside potentially dangerous equipment...
MAKING THE GRADE
eLearning is a vital tool in keeping education professionals up to date on H&S compliance in a challenging sector says iHASCO’s Alex Wilkins. Health and safety in education is a major...
EIGHT HOURS SITTING IS TOO MUCH
An extensive study of more than one million people has revealed that those sitting for eight hours a day are more at risk of premature death. The extensive research, conducted by The Lancet,...
A LESSON TO LEARN
The government needs to take action to protect education staff and pupils from asbestos-related illnesses. says Abigail Morrison, Senior Associate Solicitor, JMW Solicitors . ...
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