Risk watch: Revitalising health and safety

Article Abstract:

The government's 'Revitalising health and safety' (Consultation Document July 1999) aims to identify practical solutions for the improvement of health and safety. The public, employers, and employees have been invited to submit their comments by September 24 1999. In particular the government seeks to reduce accidents and poor health, promote health and safety management, and address those who ignore health and safety law.

Occupational health and safety, Occupational safety and health, Political aspects, Criticism and interpretation, Government publications, Government documents

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'Drug czar' launches guidance for employers

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UK Anti-Drugs Coordinator Keith Hellawell has launched a revised guide for employers on how to manage employee drug misuse. The guide, which emphasizes the supportive approach, covers problems related to the misuse of both prescription and illegal drugs. The Health and Safety Executive, who produced the free book, say the aim is to ensure that employers have developed a policy before any problem occurs.

Publishing industry, Management, United Kingdom. Health and Safety Executive, Employee drug abuse

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