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| 9 September 2004 - New Factsheets on the Fire and Rescue Services Act 2004. |
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10 September 2004 - Young Driver of the Year Competition from RoSPA Full story - More....... |
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A new series of factsheets from the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM) has been issued recently concerning the new Fire and Rescue Services Act 2004, which has seen the first significant change in the law concerning the Fire and Rescue Service in over 50 years.
9 September 2004 - Construction Safety and Health Awareness Day (SHAD) at Colwyn Bay As part of the national Working Well Together (WWT) programme of Construction Safety and Health Awareness Days (SHADs), there will be a free one-day event held at Eirias Park Leisure Centre, Colwyn Bay, on 12 October 2004. The SHAD is aimed at smaller construction firms who employ fewer than 15 people, sole traders and the self-employed, who together make up 83% of the industry. Click this link for full story - More....... |
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9 September 2004 - Working Well Together Health and Safety Roadshow Arrives in Yorkshire
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New Legislation/Consultations New Consultation Document for Restrictions on the Marketing and Use of Toluene and Trichlorobenzene |
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6 September 2004 - Growing Problem for Call Centre Workers Suffering from Repetitive Voice Injury
It has been recognised by the UK Government that occupational voice loss as an injury qualifying for industrial injuries benefit in teachers and other workers who have to speak a great deal whilst at work. Whilst teachers have been the most common professional group to require speech therapy, the TUC claim that "call centre workers have now become the fastest growing “at risk” sector." Click this link for full story - More...... 2 September 2004 - New Rail Report Published by HSE - Signals Passed at Danger (SPAD) report for July 2004
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has recently published the
Signals Passed at Danger (SPAD) report for July 2004. Click this link for full story - More......
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