| Health and Safety Bulletin 1996 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 5 Star at Merck Sharp & Dohme. (Auditing Systems, part 7) (safety audits) (United Kingdom) | Law | James, Phil |
| Accident recording and analysis. (United Kingdom) (Personal Computer Applications in Safety Management, part 5) | Law | |
| Bacon searches for "double Holy Grail." (Health and Safety Executive's Director General Jenny Bacon) (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| Bacon slams "regulation by accident." (Health and Safety Executive Director-General Jenny Bacon)(United Kingdom) | Law | |
| CD-ROMs: accessible help or information overload? (United Kingdom) | Law | Kibblewhite, John |
| Congress turns to violence as safety reps focus on stress and overwork. | Law | |
| Coping with COSHH. (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 1988) (Personal Computer Applications in Safety Management, part 9) | Law | Kibblewhite, John |
| Council pays social worker 66,000 pounds sterling for work stress caused by "bullying" boss. (South Lanarkshire Council settles with Janet Ballantyne) (Scotland) | Law | |
| Data safety and general software. (United Kingdom) (Personal Computer Applications in Safety Management, part 4) | Law | Kibblewhite, John |
| Dial 0541 545500 for help and safety. (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| Display screen equipment. (Personal Computer Applications in Safety Management, part 7) (United Kingdom) | Law | Kibblewhite, John |
| Fear of violence over new allowance leads to strike action by benefit staff. (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| GMBTS: training employers to union standards. (General, Municipal, Boilermakers and Allied Trades Training Services) (United Kingdom) | Law | Sanders, Debora |
| Government gives a lukewarm response to controversial deregulatory proposals. (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| Government ignores cost-benefit analysis in outdoor activities scheme. (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| Home Office rekindles controversial fire safety laws - more than three years late. (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| How a computer can help the safety practitioner. (Personal Computers in Safety Management, part 1) | Law | |
| How safe is small? (Small Firms, part 2) (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| HSC "cannot cope" with new pressures caused by government spending cuts. (Health and Safety Commission) (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| HSC launches DTI-inspired deregulation enforcement initiative with more red tape. (Health and Safety Commission, Department of Trade and Industry) (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| HSC on defensive as fatal accidents drop to all-time low. (Health and Safety Commission) (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| HSC to amend COSHH regulations. (Health and Safety Commission, Control of Substances Hazardous to Health) (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| HSE inspectors must prove competence. (Health and Safety Executive) (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| HSE report casts new doubts over post-privatisation rail safety arrangements. (Health and Safety Executive) (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| HSE stalls as RoSPA rages at road risk. (Health and Safety Executive, Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents) (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| Implementing a bullying policy at Gloucester City Council. (United Kingdom) | Law | Le Poidevin, Jackie |
| Introduction to software. (Personal Computer Applications in Safety Management, part 2) (United Kingdom) | Law | Kibblewhite, John |
| Joint health and safety institutes: a new UK approach? (safety initiatives at Boeing and other U.S. companies) | Law | James, Phil |
| Lying mine manager forfeits certificate of competence after explosion cover-up. (Albert Hagerty case) (United Kingdom) | Law | Le Poidevin, Jackie |
| Major fine for fatal construction shock. (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| Manual handling operations. (Personal Computer Applications in Safety Management, part 8)(United Kingdom) | Law | Kibblewhite, John |
| Mixed responses to new safety consultation rights. (United Kingdom) | Law | James, Phil |
| New safety law would protect under-18s. (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| NVQs prompt new NEBOSH diploma. (National Vocational Qualifications, National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health) | Law | |
| One for all and all for one: reforming manslaughter law. (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| Policing stress. (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| Prison looms for director after Jackson Transport is convicted of manslaughter. (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| Revenue agrees new compensation scheme after record WRULD payout. (work-related upper limb disorders) (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| Risk assessment and policy-making. | Law | James, Phil |
| Risk assessments. (Personal Computer Applications in Safety Management, part 6)(United Kingdom) | Law | |
| Safety signs: sight and sound. (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| Service sector fatalities tumble, but slips and trips remain major stumbling-block. (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| Small firms, large problems? (Small Firms, part 1) (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| SMP at Kingston University. (Safety Management Profile) (Auditing Systems, part 8) (United Kingdom) | Law | James, Phil |
| Specifying a personal computer. (Personal Computer Applications in Safety Management, part 3) (United Kingdom) | Law | Kibblewhite, John |
| Tackling workplace bullies. (United Kingdom) | Law | Le Poidevin, Jackie |
| The Associated Octel fire.(United Kingdom) | Law | |
| The HSC annual report 1995/96. (Health Safety Council, United Kingdom) | Law | |
| The state of play: courts get tough as HSE faces crisis. (Health and Safety Executive) (United Kingdom)(Illustration) | Law | |
| The state of play: the modernisation continues. (health and safety report) (United Kingdom)(Illustration) | Law | |
| "Thinking the unthinkable" in the chemical industry. (ICI Group of the United Kingdom) | Law | |
| Transport of dangerous goods overhauled. (United Kingdom) | Law | |
| TUC tackles "new industrial epidemic." (Trades Union Congress)(United Kingdom) | Law | |
| University health and safety: new approaches to management.(United Kingdom) | Law | Ponting, Lucinda |
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