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HSE CHECKING MANCHESTER BUSINESSES ARE COVID-SECURE
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is contacting businesses in Greater Manchester to make sure workplaces are COVID-secure. It comes as some freedoms in the city have been curtailed to help...
PANDEMIC EXACERBATES MILLENNIAL ANXIETY AROUND FINANCES
Two in five UK workers (40%) report increased financial anxiety in the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic, but it is millennials (those aged 25-34) that are the hardest hit with 51% saying they have...
NEBOSH SEARCHING FOR ‘TRANSFORMATIONAL’ CHIEF EXECUTIVE
NEBOSH, a health, safety and environmental organisation, has begun recruitment for a new Chief Executive. Over the past 40 years nearly half a million people in over 130 countries have studied...
HSE URGES BLACKBURN BUSINESSES TO BECOME COVID-SECURE
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has been out visiting businesses in Blackburn and the surrounding areas to ensure they are COVID-secure to help tackle the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. ...
SHP Launches Safety & Health Podcast
Health, safety and wellbeing is more important than ever. With COVID-19 transforming the way think about personal safety and wellness at work, and the profession coming under scrutiny in the media,...
MAJORITY WON'T VISIT EATERIES WITHOUT SAFETY MEASURES
Seven in ten UK adults would avoid visiting eateries if their first impression didn’t make them feel safe, according to a new study. In research commissioned by specialist hygiene...
AGRICULTURE HAS THE HIGHEST RATES OF FATALITIES
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has published a report that reveals agriculture has the worst rate of worker fatal injury in Great Britain. Last year, 21 people were killed in agriculture, one...
GOVERNMENT BANS OLD TYRES FROM ROADS
Tyres aged 10 years and older will be banned from lorries, buses and coaches on roads in England, Scotland and Wales in a boost to road safety, Roads Minister Baroness Vere has announced. The ban...
WHO FINALLY BACKS STANCE ON AIRBORNE COVID-19 THREAT
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has belatedly acknowledged the threat posed by airborne transmission of the coronavirus following months of warnings from ventilation and air quality experts. ...
UK FACTORIES MUST BE SAFE AND TRANSPARENT
A focus on the treatment of workers in Leicester’s garment factories, created by a damning new report, is “much-needed”, according to the Institution of Occupational Safety and...
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