Whose information? Health and Safety Executive breaches publication policy

Article Abstract:

The publication policies of the United Kingdom Health and Safety Executive are assessed. It is alleged that disclosure restrictions and duties to publish may conflict and that failure to publish some research studies could amount to maladministration.

Occupational health and safety, Occupational safety and health, Political aspects, Freedom of information

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Improving school safety

Article Abstract:

Schools are mostly safe environments, but sometimes safety standards are lower than they should be. The risks and hazards associated with schools are discussed.

Analysis, Safety and security measures, Schools, School plant management

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Safety responsibilities in relation to employer, government and colleagues

Article Abstract:

The 275 pounds sterling Safety Authorities business education software package is an easy to use, attractive health and safety education package.

Evaluation, Educational software, The Safety Authorities

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