See Barbour EHS, William Martin Compliance and Elogbooks at Facilities Show 2022
May 5, 2022
Barbour EHS will be showcasing its brand-new, comprehensive and interactive eLearning platform at London’s ExCeL, from 17-19 May. Read More
The key drivers of bullying and incivility at work
March 30, 2022
The CIPD has released an evidence review summarising research on the key drivers of bullying and incivility in the workplace. Read More
HSE research provides new insight into asbestos exposures to licensed removal workers
March 29, 2022
A new HSE report has unveiled research into asbestos exposures to licensed removal workers in Great Britain, assessing compliance with HSE guidance. Read More
EU amends current law to strengthen protection of workers from hazardous substances
March 28, 2022
The Council of the EU has approved the amendment of the carcinogens and mutagens directive, an EU law to protect workers from dangerous substances. Read More
New fire safety guides introduced in Scotland
March 15, 2022
Multiple new fire safety guides have been introduced in Scotland, including practical guidance for existing high-rise domestic buildings. Read More
‘Two-second rule’ campaign launched by National Highways
March 10, 2022
National Highways have launched a new campaign to tackle the issue of tailgating, a factor in around 1 in 8 crashes on England’s motorways. Read More
Institute of Refrigeration releases guide to health and safety responsibilities in the workplace
February 25, 2022
The Institute of Refrigeration has published a short guide to employer health and safety responsibilities in the workplace. Read More
New equipment cuts time taken to move stranded vehicles to safety
February 18, 2022
National Highways has invested £200,000 in new equipment and training to help cut the time taken to move a stranded vehicle to safety on motorways. Read More
‘35% of employers have not talked to staff about their mental health in the past year’, according to study
February 17, 2022
Research by Acas has found that over a third of British employers have not talked to their staff about their mental health and wellbeing over the past year. Read More
Who is responsible for costs relating to fire safety works on high-rise flats?
February 16, 2022
The House of Commons Library has released a briefing paper considering debates over who is responsible for paying for fire safety works on blocks of flats. Read More
