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Articles written by our charity and corporate members on important topics of the day.
Sarah Bull and Andy Bird from Wilsons LLP outline some of the key considerations for continuing to allow employees to work from home after the pandemic.
When it comes to managing the organisation, charities are no different from businesses and need to think the way the best businesses think, to optimise their activities. After all, efficiency in a charity is vital.
Administering first aid effectively will continue to be a vital part of any organisation's health and safety action plan. However, with the COVID-19 pandemic and as businesses start the process of welcoming staff back and reopening, adapting to the new working environment and distancing measures should also include how you and your colleagues who are trained as first aid responders will facilitate first aid in the workplace.
As many organisations start to reoccupy their premises post-lockdown, there are many areas to consider to ensure your workforce is safe. Griffiths & Armour’s Risk Management team discuss practical measures your organisation should have in place below.
The Institute of Quarrying Benevolent Fund (IQBF) was established in 1925, eight years after the development of the Association of Quarry Managers, now the Institute of Quarrying.
Expert commentary from Sleepstation (sleepstation.org.uk)