Workplace injuries are far more common than most people realise. While we often think of workplaces as safe environments, accidents can happen in even the most well-maintained settings.
Posts by Olly Attfield-Tomes
Cohabiting couples urged to take action now to protect inheritance for their partner – The Estate Registry
The Estate Registry (TER), which provides a range of services to ease end-of-life administration, is urging couples that cohabit to take action to avoid difficulties for their partner if one of them dies unexpectedly.
#SBS marks 15th anniversary with new campaign with Able Futures to support small business owners’ mental health
#SBS Small Business Sunday, created by retail entrepreneur Theo Paphitis, is proud to announce a meaningful mental health campaign to mark its 15th anniversary celebrations. The campaign will be launched in collaboration with Able Futures who, led by Ingeus, deliver the Access to Work Mental Health Support Service on behalf of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). This collaboration will shine a spotlight on a vital issue often overlooked in the small business world: the mental health of entrepreneurs.
WED2B ‘say yes’ to seamless support from Mainmark UK
When WED2B, one of the UK’s leading bridal designer outlets, discovered subsidence beneath a slab within its main Milton Keynes warehouse it called on Mainmark Ground Engineering UK to put an end to operational disruptions and safety concerns.
Award-winning accountants to promote financial education during Talk Money Week
An award-winning accountancy firm will teach businesses how they can use technology to work smarter and stay competitive during Talk Money Week.
Frozen hiring plans show signs of defrosting in Q3
As the UK labour market begins to show tentative signs of recovery, Gi Group Holding is urging businesses to prepare for a shift in hiring momentum. Chief Regional Officer for UK & Ireland Paulo Canoa says that while conditions remain challenging, the UK’s slowdown in hiring decline and the business’s return to growth in September signal a critical moment for employers to re-engage with workforce planning and talent strategies.
Prison leavers help tackle South West homelessness through property refurbishment scheme
Prison leavers in the South West are helping to tackle homelessness by refurbishing properties for people in need of stable housing.
A Harrow foodbank’s imminent homelessness as local leaders call for urgent action on business rates reform
The local youth charity’s foodbank at Harrow-on-the-hill, a crucial community service supporting more than 250 vulnerable households every week, is at risk of losing its premises for the first time in four years. The potential closure showcases the mounting pressures facing local charities and small organisations as rising costs and a broken business rates system threaten the survival of essential community services.
Aurrigo International debuts ‘winter-ready’ shuttle in Ottawa
The latest in autonomous transport technology has been launched at Canada’s largest technology park.
Intercity joins the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association
Intercity has become a member of the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA), an ecosystem of software development companies and security services partners that have integrated their solutions with Microsoft Security technology to better defend mutual customers against a world of increasing cyber threats.
Emmy Award-winning composers and devoted parents release album to support neurodivergent kids with a musical tool to help them navigate a wonderful life their way
Emmy Award-winning composers JP Rende and Kat Raio-Rende release their brand-new album Nothing Rhymes with Orange from their groundbreaking children’s music project Aidee, which supports children with ADHD.
1940s influencer supports Big Band Bash
A 1940s influencer has offered her support to next month’s Cynthia Spencer Hospice Charity’s Big Band Bash.