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Embracing both positive and negative feedback helps to create a more successful work environment. Find our tips on how to give constructive feedback here.
Employers are required to ensure staff are physically & mentally fit for the job at hand. Find out how an occupational health assessment can help you, here.
RIDDOR reporting is a legal requirement if certain accident, illnesses or incidents occur in the workplace. Click here for step-by-step guidance.
RIDDOR (The Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013) is a UK health and safety legislation. It applies to all ‘responsible persons’ and requires them to correctly report…
How safe are raw food culinary trends? If you’ve slightly undercooked your fish, does it really matter? Are all veggies safe to eat raw? Find out here.
Hazards on a farm pose a risk to you, your livestock and the public. Our guide has essential health & safety advice to help you minimise these dangers.
Following the 4Cs of food hygiene will help you maintain good standards for the children in your care. Check out our checklist for quick reference.
Our guide takes you through setting up your own café, from funding options and creating a business plan to food safety training and marketing tips.
An office presents both physical and mental hazards that can be dangerous to the health of your employees; protect them by using our office hazards checklist.
Lone working applies to working from home & staying late in the office, as well as roles such as electricians & cleaners. Use our checklist to manage risk.
A feelings chart can be an effective tool to use to support autistic children to recognise their emotions. Download our free feelings chart here.
Good food hygiene is particularly important in schools due to the varying risks of such an environment. We recommend training by role, here.
Both flammable & combustible materials can catch fire, yet their different flash points mean they come with varying risks & storage methods. Read more here.
Neurodiversity is a movement that wants to change the way we think about autism. Learn more about the movement from our research.
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We cover the responsibilities of private landlords in terms of gas, electrical, fire safety and repairs. Get the guide here.
Check out our experiment with alternative milks to find out which options are the best for taste, nutritional value and not curdling in hot drinks.
Hazards are present in every workplace. Familiarise yourself with the 6 categories so you can minimise the risk to yourself and employees.
Open questions are an example of effective questioning and asking them encourages your class to think more critically. Find examples & tips here.
For food safety inspections, you need to evidence due diligence. Our article outlines how to, including a checklist to make sure you’ve covered all bases.