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Employers are being urged by government to do more to keep their workers healthy and take steps to reduce long-term sickness.

The introduction of the fixed costs regime resulted in a decrease of sums paid to claimants in motor injury claims. Now some claims management companies (CMCs) and claimant solicitors are focusing on a more lucrative revenue stream – property disrepair claims.

Awaab Ishaak was just aged two when he tragically died in December 2020 from a respiratory condition as a result of direct prolonged exposure to mould in his home.

An increase in assaults against teachers needs risk management and claims consideration now.

The ongoing debate on introducing legislation for the mandatory use of cycle helmets.

Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) is a popular building material used mainly in roofs, but also in walls and floors. It forms part of many public buildings, including schools.

A round-up of day two at the ALARM National Conference 2023.

Those responsible for building safety in high-rise buildings should be aware of recent developments in relation to the Act.

Managing psychosocial risk in the workplace can reduce absence and create a healthier, happier, and more productive workforce.

The annual awareness calendar provides us with many opportunities to pause for thought and reflect on a comprehensive array of meaningful subjects.

The Building Safety Bill was introduced to the House of Commons on 5 July 2021, four years after the tragic events of Grenfell.

Protecting your organisation’s valuable talent asset – your workforce – is essential to productivity and profitability.

An organisation’s ability and skills to recognise and manage stress has improved greatly over the last decade.