Philip Crosbie

Jan 19, 2025 | theengineer.co.uk | Philip Crosbie

The launch of the Health and Safety and Work etc. Act 1974 was preceded by a report from Lord Robens which discussed the importance of raising awareness of matters of health and safety. It was accepted that there was no single panacea and no simple short cuts. It was recognised that progress would rarely be dramatic, but that through ‘patient and unremitting’ effort it would be possible to raise the status of health and safety in the minds of individuals.

Jan 12, 2024 | thorax.bmj.com | Rachael Murray |Philip Crosbie

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May 10, 2023 | eversheds-sutherland.com | Eversheds Sutherland |Philip Crosbie

United KingdomHealth and safetyThis article was first published in Safety & Health Practioner for their monthly legal column. Many would be forgiven if they thought that the increased focus on mental health and wellbeing is in response to a recent change in the law. While the duty on employers to protect the ‘welfare’ of its employees has existed since the introduction of the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974, the historic focus has been on physical safety and to a lesser extent, health.