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 Waste firm guilty of corporate manslaughter after worker was struck and killed by a reversing wheeled loader vehicle

Tuesday 28th February 2023
A waste firm and its director have been found guilty over the death of a worker who was run over by a reversing lorry.
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 Sustainability drops down corporate priority list during economic downturns, global CEO survey finds

Tuesday 28th February 2023
An annual survey of global CEOs by Software AG has revealed that sustainability ‘takes a back seat to commercial objectives’ when the business faces an economic downturn.
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 British Airways subsidiary fined £230K after engineer suffers life-changing fall

Thursday 16th February 2023
We speak to HSE inspector Dr Sara Lumley about a case where an aircraft engineer fell from a maintenance dock, causing life-changing injuries.
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 EU retained bill: governments must close gaps, not open them

Thursday 16th February 2023
Former head of policy at IOSH, Richard Jones CFIOSH, reflects on deregulatory initiatives of this decade, argues that socioeconomic challenges should instead lead to raised OSH standards, as good regulation can benefit all.
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 Episode 17: A year to be bold

Tuesday 14th February 2023
Newly elected IOSH president Lawrence Webb discusses his emboldened approach for the coming year.
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 Principal contractor handed £146k fine for fatal excavator crush goes into liquidation

Tuesday 14th February 2023
Birch Brothers (Kidderminster) Ltd was the principal contractor on a construction project in Derbyshire that was building a concrete overflow weir structure on the site. The Midlands firm had brought in steel fixers and joiners to undertake the work.
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 Expert analysis of HSE stats in manufacturing

In this webinar, we will take a closer look at what the new stats mean compared to previous years with a focus on the topics of chemical management, permit to work and EHS in the manufacturing industry. Book your free place now and earn CPD points, too.
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 Detrimental to health

Thursday 9th February 2023
Employees are often under pressure go to ‘over and above’ their normal working hours, but could businesses be doing themselves harm by expecting staff to work long hours? OSH content developer Ryan Exley says it’s time for a rethink
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 Disabled trainee police officer wins discrimination claim against Met

Wednesday 8th February 2023
A probationer police constable has won a disability discrimination case against the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) after being dismissed in July 2021. He had been on probation for five years.
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 How to keep gig workers safe

Tuesday 7th February 2023
As gig working becomes more commonplace, this video explains how OSH professionals can ensure that safety standards are maintained for every worker in their care
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