How workplace perks have evolved, and what you can do to prepare as a H&S Manager From the installation of healthcare insurance in the 1930s to the present day, workplace perks have been adding incentives for those looking for a new position, while enhancing the...
How to get help fast with an effective escalation process One crucial aspect of any lone worker safety policy is the establishment of an escalation process. In this blog post, we will discuss what an escalation process is, why it’s useful, who should be...
Working from home has become a way of life for millions of us since March 2020, and as restrictions lift, there has been a noticeable shift in the way we view our working life. Many employees may not want to come back to the office on a full-time basis, or perhaps...
From Financial Services to Housing Associations, remote working is common in many sectors. More employees than ever before now work from home or offsite as lone workers. According to data from the ONS, the number of UK workers who have moved into remote-working has...
Employers must protect all employees in order to protect themselves from personal prosecution; one among many reasons why it’s worth investing in a lone worker system for your employees. Establishing a safe working environment for lone workers can be more...
A report on progress into the Suzy Lamplugh Trust’s new code suggests more still needs to be done to ensure the safety of agents and other lone property industry workers. Suzy Lamplugh, an agent in London, went missing during her normal working day in 1986, and was...
