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Sawdust triggered teacher's asthma
Sasha Wood | Prosecutions and Claims | 01.12.2008
TUC publishes carcinogens guide
Sasha Wood | News | HSP | 21.11.2008
Shisha café smoking shelter "too enclosed"
Jocelyn Dorrell | Prosecutions and Claims | 20.11.2008
Slipshod survey results in asbestos exposure
Sasha Wood | Prosecutions and Claims | 23.10.2008
New Act could bring harsher penalties
Sasha Wood | News | HSP | 17.10.2008
Updated: Director disqualified for illegal asbestos work
Lucie Ponting | Prosecutions and Claims | 03.10.2008
Unilever exposed workers to chemicals
Louis Wustemann | Prosecutions and Claims | 30.09.2008
Workers exposed to silica during sandblasting
Prosecutions and Claims | 19.09.2008
Link fines to share price, says Scottish MSP
Jocelyn Dorrell | News | HSP | 01.09.2008
NHS Trust fined for glutaraldehyde exposure
Prosecutions and Claims | 19.08.2008
Firm ignored vibration symptoms
Prosecutions and Claims | 08.08.2008
Decorator fined for smoking in van
News | HSP | 25.07.2008
Rolls-Royce pays £132,000 for fumes exposure
Prosecutions and Claims | 22.07.2008
Beehive maker fined for dust exposure
Prosecutions and Claims | 29.05.2008
Select Committee calls for more inspections and higher fines
News | HSP | 22.04.2008
COSHH failures led to metal fume fever in workers
Prosecutions and Claims | 14.04.2008
NHS trust settles allergy claim for six figures
Prosecutions and Claims | 10.04.2008
Health and Safety (Fees) Regulations 2008
Legislation | 08.04.2008
Fees regulations come into force
News | HSP | 06.04.2008
Rain blamed for smoking breach
Prosecutions and Claims | 01.04.2008
DIY giant admits hot-tub legionella breach
Prosecutions and Claims | 14.03.2008
Painters exposed to asbestos at Cambridge college
Prosecutions and Claims | 11.03.2008
Firm liable for ex-worker's suicide
Prosecutions and Claims | 06.03.2008
When things go wrong - health and safety sentencing
Howard Fidderman | Features | HSB | 27.02.2008
Nine years after the Court of Appeal concluded that fines for health and safety offences were too low, how have the courts been sentencing employers convicted of health and safety crimes? And what will be the impact of the new sentencing guidelines for manslaughter when they come into force later this year? Howard Fidderman believes that sentencing should not be left to the courts.
£175,000 payout
Prosecutions and Claims | 12.02.2008
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