Health and Safety - Safety at work
I am employing staff for the first time. From a health and safety perspective, what should I be aware of to ensure that I meet regulatory standards and provide a safe working environment for staff?
Health and safety is paramount not just to your employees but also for the reputation of your business. You are responsible for the health, safety and welfare of everyone affected by your business and its activities, including your employees, visitors and even members of the public where they are situated outside your premises.
First, conduct a risk assessment covering the safety issues for your business. Ensure that you cover all aspects of your business and highlight any potential hazards, no
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