Recent information published by the HSE implies a change of position on the subject of night working and breast cancer. So what’s the latest on this subject and what action should you be taking, if
any?
Published 31.01.2014
There has been further research into the long-term health conditions suffered by night workers. What are the findings?
Published 26.04.2019
HSE research shows that many businesses are unclear of their health surveillance responsibilities. What are they and might they apply to you?
Published 16.04.2013
If you receive a questionnaire from your LPG supplier asking all sorts of questions about your pipework, you might wonder why it’s interested and whether it merits a response. What should you do?
Published 01.09.2009
You’ve heard that female workers who carry out a large number of night shifts are more at risk from breast cancer than other members of staff. Is it true, and if so, do you need to limit the number
of nights worked?
Published 28.08.2012
One of your members of staff has just told you that they’ve taken a second job in the evenings. They said it’s only bar work and won’t interfere with their day job. Should you be concerned? If so,
can you do anything about it?
Published 22.05.2006
Your senior managers are paid to get the job done, with few rules about what they do and when. But lately one manager seems to be working all hours. Are there health and safety issues to consider?
Published 11.05.2017
If your staff work in a busy warehouse, research completed for the HSE might be of interest to you. What were the results of the study and are there any issues that you really should address?
Published 28.08.2014
It’s thought that as few as 18% of employers who ought to be doing so are implementing health surveillance programmes for users of vibrating tools. If your staff are exposed to vibration risks, what
should you be doing about it?
Published 16.01.2013
During the recent dump of snow, health and safety concerns have been raised about staff continuing to carry out their duties. Are these justified?
Published 16.12.2010