Three studies landed in the same week, and together they make the commercial case for verified human reporting better than any pitch deck could.

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With regular work scarce, UK creatives are juggling survival jobs while still pushing their art forward.

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An accident at work procedure can be stressful for everyone, but knowing more about the process can ensure things run smoothly.

Even as people work from home, it remains that the transport industry forms a huge part of the country’s workforce, including lone workers.

Working at height regulations can be hard to understand and even more challenging to implement. This is everything you need to know.

The HSE has released its latest figures on injury, ill-health and accidents at work, revealing 32.5 million working days were lost in the UK.

Lone worker protection is thought of by many as just a small part of an organisation’s health and safety efforts, but it should be a priority.

Working on the night shift is a common reality for workers across industries, but it comes with its fair share of health and safety issues.

Health and safety can fall to the bottom of the to-do list, but knowing how to effectively conduct lone worker training is the first step.

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Winter is coming, and returning to work can be met with many new challenges in 2020. But with the right tools, employers can keep their lone workers safe.

It’s at the forefront of any good employers’ mind - what are the most common causes of accidents at work, and how can they be avoided?

We talk about keeping lone workers physically safe from harm, but attention also has to be paid to the wellbeing of employees working alone.

Lone worker safety should be at the centre of your workplace health and safety policy, with those working alone more at risk.