Amy Smith

2 weeks ago | yourcoffeebreak.co.uk | Amy Smith

If you’re responsible for a building with a water system—anything from an office to a care home—you’ve probably heard about the need for a Legionella risk assessment. But how often do you really need to get one done? And when exactly should you be thinking about it? It’s not as cut and dry as “every year” or “every two years,” but there are clear expectations. And if you get it wrong, it’s not just paperwork that’s at stake; people’s health could be too.

1 month ago | counselling-directory.org.uk | Amy Smith

Now imagine you go to see a counsellor. You turn up at the counsellor's office, you tell them your symptoms, and you might expect them to tell you what to do, or what to take, to make your symptoms go away… “Do this, do that, follow my prescription and you will be cured”.  This is a fair assumption, and if it was that simple, I would write you a prescription in a heartbeat. Trust me when I say, I would love to wave my magic wand, and if I could, I would, but this is not within my power.

Sep 24, 2024 | news.ag.org | Amy Smith

An answer to the prayer of many, the Samoan AG District is experiencing significant growth. Many people of Samoa left the island of their homeland and migrated to the United States decades ago with the fire of revival burning in their hearts. Today, that fire is rekindled as the Samoan District Council of the Assemblies of God experiences unprecedented growth. Samoan District Council Superintendent Tu’ugasala L. U.

Jul 2, 2024 | mondaq.com | Amy Smith |Lulu Mokaba

It is not uncommon for employers to be confronted with suspicious or fraudulent employee sick notes. Consequently, the submission of such sick notes often leads to the institution of disciplinary proceedings. Recently, the Labour Appeal Court (“LAC”) in the case of Woolworths v Maseko, considered the issue of the veracity of medical sick notes and has, as a result, provided insight into the extent of the obligations placed on employers in this regard.

Jun 25, 2024 | yoursourceone.com | Amy Smith

Nurse Ellen Reynolds of Children’s Surgery International gives a lollipop to patient Ategeka, whose last name they are keeping confidential to protect his privacy, in a bed at Holy Innocents Children's Hospital in Mbarara, Uganda on Feb. 2, 2024. Ategeka is wearing a Harry Potter-themed gown made by Giuliana Demma, a New Jersey girl who, with her sister Audrina, have sewn and donated 1,800 brightly colored, kid-themed hospital gowns to sick children across the U.S. and Africa.