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A recent Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) judgment suggests that you may no longer need to carry out risk assessments for pregnant staff. But should you really follow this decision?
Published 19.02.2010
Our subscriber has an employee who visits clients and works alone. She’s pregnant and they need to know if she can still carry out her duties safely. How should they assess this?
Published 04.07.2005
The European Court of Justice has found in favour of an employee who claimed that her employer did not carry out a suitable risk assessment for her as a breastfeeding worker. What’s to know?
Published 18.12.2017
Your cleaner has just informed you that she’s pregnant, but she’s also said she’s happy to continue working up until the last minute. What are the health and safety implications and what adjustments
should you make for her, if any?
Published 05.12.2005
If one of your staff announces she’s pregnant, you must take reasonable steps to ensure neither she nor her unborn child is put at risk. To help you stay on the right side of the law, why not use our
free document?
Published 16.07.2007
The HSE has updated its guidance to employers regarding new and expectant mothers. What does this include and what must you do?
Published 28.06.2022
You’ve heard that you no longer need to complete detailed risk assessments if you’re taking school children on work experience placements. Have the rules been changed and, if so, what do you need to
do now?
Published 04.05.2011
A case heard at the Court of Appeal in April 2016 considered whether employers must pay attention to tiny details such as whether a door is open or closed. What prompted the hearing and what was the
outcome?
Published 21.06.2016
One of your employees has had a stroke and wishes to return to his office job. He’s lost some mobility and you need to know the key health and safety issues to consider before he returns to work.
What are they?
Published 09.05.2005
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