Employment Law & HR Changes – what lies ahead for 2019?
Employment Law & HR Changes – what lies ahead for 2019? 2018 and the festivities of the season may seem like a distant memory, [...]
January 2019
December 2018
Make 2019 your safest year yet – A Health & Safety Short Guide
New Year, New You! Make 2019 your safest year yet. Start planning ahead now by making sure these 5 key areas are up to [...]
An Employer’s Guide to Absence Management – Part 3
An employer's guide to absence management - Part 3 In Part 2 we focused on the importance of record keeping, the use of absence management [...]
An Employers Guide to Absence Management – Part 2
An Employers Guide to Absence Management - Part 2 In Part 1 we focused on identifying types of absence (read here). Part 2 will focus [...]
November 2018
An Employer’s Guide to Absence Management – Part 1
An Employer's Guide to Absence Management - Part 1 Identifying sickness absence Sickness absence can prove very costly for employers irrespective of the size of [...]
How employers can limit the dangers of shift work?
How employers can limit the dangers of shift work? What is Shift Work? HSE Defines Shift Working as: There is no specific definition of [...]
An Employers Guide to Annual Leave Requests
An Employers Guide to Annual Leave Requests It is rapidly approaching that time of year when employers become inundated with last minute annual leave [...]
October 2018
An employers guide to Gas Safety – The dangers of Carbon monoxide
An employers guide to Gas Safety - The dangers of Carbon monoxide Carbon monoxide (CO) can leak from badly fitted or poorly maintained gas appliances. It [...]
September 2018
What is RPE, or Respiratory Protective Equipment?
What is RPE, or Respiratory Protective Equipment? RPE is there to: Protect the wearer from a variety of hazards; Suit a variety of work [...]
Should checking emails while commuting count as work?
Should checking emails while commuting count as work? With the advances in mobile phone technology and improved Wi-Fi on trains, commuters are more frequently [...]