A risk assessment is a process of identifying hazards in a space so that steps can be taken to prevent yourself and others from being hurt or injured.
It is vital to everyone’s safety that such assessments be carried out – especially in the workplace, where employers have a duty of care to their employees and anyone else who could potentially be at risk.
Let’s face it, most of the day is spent at work and in the workplace environment – when we’re not in lockdown!
When we leave the house in the morning to head off to work, we want to feel comfortable and confident that we are spending the next few hours in a safe and secure setting.
Leadership is such a common term that we hear it practically every other day on TV, in the workplace, in our favourite shows and movies.
If you often feel like your job is the main source of stress in your life, the easiest solution is to quit.
But, why would you do that? In most cases, stress can be avoided if a person works on improving their organisational skills.
By Stephen Topping
A senior councillor has moved to reassure Cheshire East Council’s opposition leader that a costly workplace culture scheme is tackling bullying at the local authority.
Cheshire East Council paid consultancy firm Sticky Change £152,460 to help it work on a ‘brighter future together’ programme during 2018-19 – a scheme designed to improve the local authority’s workplace culture.
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