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A manufacturing company based in Swansea has been fined following a Health & Safety Executive (HSE) investigation into an employee who was seriously injured by machinery.
A case against Charles Sandeman and his Dundee-based company Glencross Motors has been dropped by Sheriff Alastair Brown after he said there was “unsatisfactory information” provided by prosecutors.
A survey conducted by market research company TNS revealed that around 20 per cent of UK workers held deeply sceptical views about colleagues taking time off work for mental health problems.
Last month, the HSE ended its ‘Working Well’ roadshow, which featured stops in seven cities across Great Britain.
A Shropshire-based car dealer has been fined £3,300 for selling an unroadworthy and dangerous vehicle via an online advertisement.
Achieving manageable, cost-effective growth is one of the biggest challenges facing any business.
Recently, the HSE released a revised edition of one of its most popular guides, Managing for Health and Safety.
Join the ‘Working Well’ conversation The HSE has created a LinkedIn group, a YouTube channel and a hashtag (#HelpGBWorkWell) to encourage Britons to form safe and efficient work environments.
UK businesses may face a slew of challenges in 2016—from compliance to political shake-ups, businesses will need to be prepared to stay successful.
Over the course of the past several years, technological innovations such as smartphones and near universal Wi-Fi have become deeply ingrained in our professional processes.