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Stress buster
News | HSW | 01.05.2007
Workplace death toll jumps up
News | HSW | 01.05.2007
Drugs and alcohol policies
Lucie Ponting | Features | HSW | 01.05.2007
Following some national press attention last year, the battle against Britain's binge-drinking and drugs culture is now entering the boardroom. Lucie Ponting considers the sensitive subject of drugs and alcohol policies and when testing can be considered a legitimate option.
IOSH 2007 conference report
Louis Wustemann | Features | HSW | 01.05.2007
Louis Wustemann and Jocelyn Dorrell report on the highlights of the safety body's annual conference.
Female workers most at risk from bullies
News | HSW | 01.05.2007
Stress management at Manchester University
Jocelyn Dorrell | Features | HSW | 01.05.2007
Implementing a consistent and unified stress policy in an organisation the size of the University of Manchester, which has 11,000 employees, is no mean feat. Jocelyn Dorrell reports its stress-management and wellbeing initiative.
Fatality brings COSHH conviction for NHS trust
Prosecutions and Claims | 01.05.2007
Developers may pay for hazard site safety
News | HSW | 01.05.2007
Skincare guide
News | HSW | 01.05.2007
Health review
News | HSW | 01.05.2007
Asthma essentials
News | HSW | 01.05.2007
Employers' obligations on sight tests for DSE users
Adrian Taylor | Features | HSW | 04.04.2007
Why is there so much confusion about employees' entitlement to sight tests? Is it the regulations? Or the status of glasses? Adrian Taylor of Specsavers brings into focus employers' obligations on sight tests for display screen equipment users.
Deafness ruling is easy listening for textile firms
Prosecutions and Claims | 01.04.2007
Special treatment for new and expectant mothers
Lucie Ponting | Features | HSW | 01.04.2007
Every year, 440,000 women continue to work during pregnancy. But despite legislation making employers pay specific attention to the needs of new and expectant mothers, most fail to carry out even basic assessments. In fact, EOC research suggests only half of working pregnant women have had a health and safety risk assessment. These women need special treatment, explains Lucie Ponting.
Dressing up can cause injuries
News | HSW | 01.04.2007
Vibration claim costs council £42,000
Prosecutions and Claims | 01.04.2007
MoD admits liability for 'mesothelioma hugs'
Prosecutions and Claims | 01.04.2007
A workplace stop-smoking scheme
Jocelyn Dorrell | Features | HSW | 01.04.2007
A workplace stop-smoking scheme could offer more than health benefits, finds Jocelyn Dorrell, in the last of our series on the smoking legislation
Chemical spills put 27,000 at risk in 2005
News | HSW | 01.04.2007
BA's no-fly sickness list breaks dispute
News | HSW | 01.03.2007
More detail required on sick notes
News | HSW | 01.03.2007
Chemicals maker fined after blast
Prosecutions and Claims | 01.03.2007
Making your workplace smoke-free
Jocelyn Dorrell | Features | HSW | 01.03.2007
The countdown to smoke-free workplaces has begun. Jocelyn Dorrell talks to some organisations that have already made the switch, and finds out that time is of the essence
Case study: Ahead of the game
Jocelyn Dorrell | Case Study | 01.03.2007
The countdown to smoke-free workplaces has begun. Jocelyn Dorrell talks to some organisations that have already made the switch, and finds out that time is of the essence.
Case study: Monitoring the safety of lone workers
Sara Bean | Case Study | 01.03.2007
How do you monitor the safety of hundreds of solo maintenance and repair workers scattered all over a city centre? Sara Bean found out
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