The Corporate Manslaughter/Corporate Homicide Act 2007 (CM/CH Act) has forced companies to take health and safety (HSE) regulations seriously, failing which they can be charged with corporate manslaughter and penalised as deemed unfit. This charge literally means the company has not put in its best ...
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Lone Workers
Staff members working from home or from the field offer so many advantages to businesses nowadays, but only if the technology infrastructure is rolled-out correctly. Employees who work remotely from your business' headquarters need not be out of contact with the day-to-day operations of the firm. ...
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Business Telecom
The International Labour Organization in the US recently published its latest set of figures relating to incidents of work-related accidents and fatal illnesses around the world. Based on figures they already have combined with projections, they estimate there will be a staggering 2.78 million ...
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Lone Workers
Relocating to new offices means being prepared and creating as little disruption to your usual services as you possibly can....
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Telecoms
School safety is a very complex issue. It is often difficult to know where the responsibility lies in terms of safety and security solutions in UK schools. Many teachers in the UK at some point in their careers have been threatened with, or experienced physical violence. Research suggests that ...
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Alarms have been observed to be the most effective of the different types of lone worker systems in use as they are both simple and effective to use as well as to track. Alarms are real-time and attract near instant responses. However, depending on the location of the lone worker and rescue teams, ...
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Lone Workers
Firms across Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire can improve their efficiency by choosing telecommunications equipment designed for greater productivity....
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Business Telecom
