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Belinda Liversedge
Verified
News and Features Editor, Safety Management Magazine
London
Beats
Health motoring wellness lifestyle
I don't cover day-to-day politics or crime.
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By Belinda Liversedge Verified| British Safety Council@ The NEU survey of over 14,000 teachers found a third of respondents feel stressed 80 per cent or more of the time, with women and teachers in primary schools or nurseries most likely to report this. As well as feeling stressed at work, the survey found that work is also regularly bleeding into home, so that three quarters of respondents (75 per cent) say they are unable to switch off after work. For two in five (41 per cent) this is ‘always’ the case.
Venue owners have two years to tighten up safety as Martyn’s Law passes Royal Assent | British Safety Council
By Belinda Liversedge Verified| British Safety Council@ The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill, also known as Martyn's Law, was named after Martyn Hett, one of the 22 people killed in the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing attack. Under the new law, employers, venue owners and event organisers will have a legal duty to invest in infrastructure and build strong relationships with neighbouring businesses and emergency services.
By Belinda Liversedge Verified| British Safety Council@ The NEU survey of over 14,000 teachers found a third of respondents feel stressed 80 per cent or more of the time, with women and teachers in primary schools or nurseries most likely to report this. As well as feeling stressed at work, the survey found that work is also regularly bleeding into home, so that three quarters of respondents (75 per cent) say they are unable to switch off after work. For two in five (41 per cent) this is ‘always’ the case.
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Safety Management Magazine
London, England, United Kingdom
+44 20 3510 8355