
University fined £400k after caffeine overdose
The importance of risk assessments and training has again been shown following a university’s prosecution after students were given killer caffeine levels. Two sports science

The importance of risk assessments and training has again been shown following a university’s prosecution after students were given killer caffeine levels. Two sports science

The dangers of working on roofs are well known. Too many workers are killed or seriously injured in incidents involving working on roofs every year.

The importance of fully assessing the risks from working at height and acting to prevent injury has again been underlined after family-owned bakery Warburtons was

It is common that workers work through their rest breaks and do not complain about it. However, you may face legal action if you do

It is common for employers to allow workers breaks for a quick cigarette, but make sure you understand your legal obligations and have clear rules

SME business leader and Brexiteer Simon Boyd has written to MPs with a list of Health & Safety laws he wants abolished once the UK

Getting hands caught in unguarded machinery is one of the most common causes of injury in manufacturing. More than 10 food and drinks firms were

Falls from height continue to make up a significant proportion of all workplace fatalities and serious injuries. Just over a quarter of all deaths last

What does 2017 hold in store for employers and HR professionals? We look at five key laws that will come into effect. 1 Changes to

A garage-owning mechanic has been fined after a customer was injured picking up his car. The court heard the injured man’s car was parked in