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 Are we ready to go back to in-person meetings?

Friday 8th April 2022
Opinion
IOSH vice-president Angela Abbs CMIOSH gives an irreverent view of handling face-to-face events. But are we ready to go back to in-person meet-ups?
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 'PPE' for Mental Health

Thursday 7th April 2022
Products and services
The challenge of not only supporting mental fitness in the workplace, but of demonstrating that this is taking place, may have felt immense to employers pre The Pandemic but is now surely ever-more pressing?
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 World Health Day: a date with due diligence

Thursday 7th April 2022
Opinion
Richard Jones CFIOSH, former head of policy at IOSH, on how April 7 is a prompt to encourage investment in decent work and social sustainability.
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 £2 million corporate killing fine imposed on metal recycler for ‘incident waiting to happen’

Monday 4th April 2022
News
Scrap metal recycling firm Alutrade Ltd has been fined £2 million after admitting the corporate manslaughter of an employee “in an incident waiting to happen”.
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 Unigloves launches new biodegradable nitrile gloves

Friday 1st April 2022
Products and services
Hand protection specialist Unigloves has launched a new nitrile disposable glove – BioTouch – combining chemical resistance, comfort and grip with innovative, environmentally friendly, biodegradable technology.
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 Grantham man handed suspended prison sentence for exposing public to asbestos

Thursday 31st March 2022
News
A Grantham, Lincolnshire trader who had marketed himself as a registered asbestos-removal specialist has received a suspended prison sentence after exposing members of the public to the carcinogenic material.
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 Interview: Linda Reinstein, co-founder of the Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization

Thursday 31st March 2022
News
Global Asbestos Awareness Week brings together experts such as IOSH alongside victims of asbestos-related diseases, to share, learn and take action
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 Breathing uneasy: managing asbestos around the world

Thursday 31st March 2022
News
The use of asbestos is still permitted in most countries, despite a significant under-reporting of deaths caused by exposure to its deadly fibres. We find out how well the UK and others are managing the hazardous material in buildings.
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 Drivetech invests in its digital future with new look

Wednesday 30th March 2022
Products and services
Drivetech has been investing significantly in its operations over the last year to revolutionise the way it interacts with customers and help keep today’s drivers safe behind the wheel.
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 ORR to prosecute TfL, Croydon tram operator and driver over fatal crash

Tuesday 29th March 2022
News
The Office of Rail and Road (ORR) has launched a prosecution of Transport for London (TfL), Tram Operations and Alfred Dorris, the driver of the tram involved in the fatal derailment at Sandilands near Croydon in November 2016.
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