In his highly flawed and ideologically unsound report on UK’s health and safety laws and the compensation culture published in 2010, “Common Sense, Common Safety” Lord Young of Graffham admitted, […]
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Not in a union, need health and safety advice Call Hazards Helpline 0800 0015 022
If you are not in a union, work in a non unionised workplace and have been injured or made ill by your work then Scottish Hazards may be able to […]
2017-18 Scottish Work Related Fatalities – The Picture So Far
We all know HSE statistics on work related fatal injuries do not depict the real story of the tragic consequences of health and safety failures. Many more dying from occupational […]
Scottish Hazards will be at the 14th Annual Disabled Workers Conference
Scottish Hazards will be asking delegates to the 14th Annual Disabled Workers Conference about changes they see necessary to create fair, safe and healthy work for disabled workers. The Scottish […]
Press Release – Scottish Hazards Conference – From Grenfell to Brexit, the human cost of deregulation
Trade union health and safety reps, health and safety campaigners and activists from across Scotland and further afield will discuss the implications of Tory Government attacks and the forthcoming Brexit […]
Annual Conference 2017 – Booking Now Open
We are delighted to announce details of our annual conference, taking place on Thursday 9 November 2017 at the STUC in Glasgow. Focussing on the Human Cost of De-Regulation, from […]
World Suicide Prevention Day -10th September 2017
Scottish Hazards will be raising awareness of International World Suicide Prevention Day on Sunday 10th September and, in particular, the often forgotten fact that some workers take their own lives […]
Rutherglen Company in Liquidation Avoids Health and Safety Fine
How often does this happen, companies fined by the courts manage to avoid payment by entering liquidation. In this case Rutherglen based, PJL Construction were fined £36500 with £17500 costs, […]