Corporate manslaughter bill removes identification of 'controlling mind'

Article Abstract:

The Corporate Manslaughter Bill applies to corporations making it possible for the Crown body to convict any organization, except the smallest by removing the requirement to identify the 'controlling mind' behind a defendant's company action. The bill would not apply to individuals and therefore would not result in anyone being punished, though it applies to corporations and to some Crown bodies excluding unincorporated bodies.

United Kingdom, Manslaughter

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Asbestos in buildings - the risks

Article Abstract:

The health risks associated with exposure to asbestos include lung cancer and mesolholioma. The airborne asbestos fibre concentrations in rented or leased residential properties should not exceed the acceptable limits set by Health and Safety Executive (HSE).

Risk factors, Lung cancer, Asbestos in building, Asbestos building materials

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Get a grip

Article Abstract:

The common cause of major and over 3-day injuries in the United Kingdom is workplace slips and trips. Workplace slips and trips can be reduced by keeping the workplace clean, tidy and free from obstacles that present a tripping hazard.

Company legal issue, Workplace accidents, Investigations, Falls (Accidents), Accidental falls

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