Safety in construction: self regulation, industrial structure and workforce involvement

Article Abstract:

Despite a recent safety campaign, construction remains a dangerous industry with to many accidents. The reasons include: the of contracting and subcontracting, the character of the workforce, the work environment, and the policies of government. The industry needs to develop standards, find incentives for implementing them, and ways for maintaining these standards.

Occupational health and safety, Occupational safety and health, Industry regulations, Government regulation of business, Trade regulation

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The use and valuation of floating charges: an empirical investigation

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The controversial floating charge allows banks to lend with charge and allows borrowers to control their asset base. These charges are criticized as being biased towards the holder. However, such a system is not used as often as is generally assumed and large corporate funds are actually unsecured.

Business, Finance, Floating charges

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