HOW A NUTRITIONAL DIET CAN IMPROVE WORKPLACE WELLBEING
Different workplace environments all have one thing in common, stress. Which is why it is easy to mindlessly eat at work, without paying attention to what is being consumed. Catherine Attfield, Head of Nutrition and Wellbeing at Artizian and Co-Founder of Nutrition Bites, explains how a nutritional diet can increase …
MOBILE TOWER FALL DEATH: BACKGROUND TO A TRAGEDY
On 15 January 2022 at Cambridge Magistrates’ Court, Peter Saunders Builders Ltd was fined £16,000 after pleading guilty to breaching regulation 8 (a) of the Work at Height Regulations 2005, following an incident that saw one of its workers, Sean Harding, fall from height and subsequently die. The fine was …
SUSPENDED SENTENCE FOR OWNER OF ROOFING FIRM
EMPLOYERS MUST PROVIDE SAME LEVEL OF PROTECTION TO ALL WORKERS UNDER AMENDED PPE REGS

Employers in Great Britain need to ensure they are ready to provide the same level of protection to workers who carry out casual work as employees who have a contract of employment when amended personal protective equipment (PPE) regulations come into force on 6 April. The Personal Protective Equipment at Work (Amendment) …
DEMOLITION WORK MUST BE PROPERLY PLANNED AND MANAGED TO PREVENT SERIOUS INJURY

Great Britain’s workplace regulator is asking demolition and construction firms to double-down on thorough planning, management and control of demolition and refurbishment work. The HSE is asking that businesses properly plan, organise, manage, and monitor their work and use competent people to avoid incidents and ill health amongst their workers and the …
£14,400 FINE FOLLOWING CARE HOME LIFT SHAFT DEATH

A lift maintenance company has been fined £14,400 and ordered to pay £45,000 costs following an accident where a care home resident fell down a lift shaft. However, the care home itself, which was also responsible for the safe operation of the lift, went into liquidation shortly after criminal proceedings …
CAR SALVAGE FIRM BOSS JAILED FOR IGNORING HSE NOTICES
CORONA ADVICE FOR EMPLOYERS
MAN SENTENCED FOR FAILURE TO KEEP CHEMICALS SAFETLY
A man has been sentenced to two counts of failure to comply with the keeping of chemicals health and safety regulation, as well as four counts of failure to comply with firearm licenses. He was given a 12-month community order and must carry out 80 hours of unpaid work. Shane …