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Scots more likely to stand up for health and safety

Scots say they are more likely to speak up and expose unsafe working, according to YouGov research commissioned by the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH). Employees in Scotland also tend to see workplace health and safety as playing an important role and are more likely to know where to...

News | 27 Nov 2008
Scots more likely to stand up for health and safety

Yea, but, no but, yes, but if still having to blow the whistle means that it remains only way to get people to listen they still have a long way to go although good on the Scotish Workers and when are the English workers gonna follow their lead?

Comment | 28 Nov 2008
R v. Beckingham: case closed

...e risk 22 How Workplace Law can help 24 Why was Barrow Council acquitted of corporate manslaughter? And why is it so difficult to currently secure such convictions? Kathryn Gilbertson, solicitor on the Beckingham defence team, reports. What is directors' liability insurance and who needs it? For more information and to register to attend visit www.twmexpo.com Information and advice for employers about what they can do to minimise the risk of being prosecuted for corporate manslaughter and similar offences. Details of how Workplace Law can help you ensure that you and your business don't fall ...

Magazine issue | 1 Sep 2006