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Your Health and Safety Rights as an Employee | Be-Safe

Your health and safety rights as an employee

Everyone has the right to work in a safe environment, supported by adequate training and equipment. Under the law, employees are protected should they choose to walk out of the workplace due to unsafe conditions, something which saw a significant increase during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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How the Coronavirus Pandemic Has Increased People’s Awareness of Health and Safety in the Workplace.

Heightened awareness of the risks associated with the Coronavirus has shone a spotlight on Health and Safety practices within the workplace in a way few things ever have, and prompted a revolutionary wave in worker welfare innovation. As a result, organisations that responded to the pandemic by doubling down on their commitment to employee safety frequently report a more healthy and resilient workforce.

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In 2021, 1.7 Million People Suffered From Work-related Ill-health

In 2021, 1.7 Million People Suffered From Work-related Ill-health

The Health and Safety Executive’s annual report on Health and Safety Statistics is essential reading for any business looking to understand the associated risks of their workplace. The HSE’s latest findings report 1.7 million people suffering from work-related illnesses. When we dive deeper into that figure, an alarming trend reveals itself.

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What Is the Best EHS Software to Buy? Be-Safe Tech Blog

What Is the Best EHS Software to Buy?

Managing compliance with EHS software is the best way to stay up-to-date with the ever-changing regulations and advisories that affect your company. By using automated business intelligence to generate in-depth and accurate reports, EHS software can provide companies with innovative digital solutions, making it easier than ever to ensure they are meeting regulatory, industry health, environment safety, and risk management compliances.

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How Can I Improve Health and Safety in the Workplace?

Maintaining a safe and healthy workplace isn’t just a suggestion; it’s the law. Even though your employees share some responsibility for the safety of themselves and others, it is ultimately up to you to make sure risks are kept to a minimum, and no one is harmed.

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