As I was driving back home the other night I was listening to a debate between Jack Straw and a physiotherapist. An odd combination, I thought. As usual, the interviewer was keen to latch on sound-bites such as “There is no whiplash” and “that compensation culture” and so on. Between getting bored and frustrated with [...]
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Archive | Personal InjuryAccidents in the Workplace – The Good Old Days
According to HSE figures, 4.4 million working days were lost during 2010/2011 due to injuries in the workplace. Of course, in the good old days when most employees were members of a Trade Union, the local Trade Union Official would be notified and the Trade Union would pass on the details to the Trade Union-favoured [...]
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