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£800,000 Fine After Worker’s Death at Shetland Wind Farm

Liam MacDonald, a 23-year-old from Tain, Ross-shire, lost his life while working on an installation in the Shetland Islands last year.

Really want that job? Interview in the morning, study suggests

The research looked at how timing influences outcomes and suggests that morning interviews lead to higher scores.

Revealed: The UK’s Most Employee-Friendly Cities for 2025

Swindon, Milton Keynes, and Stoke-on-Trent emerge as top destinations for career-driven individuals.

Younger workers favour office-based work for health and career growth

Employees under 35 view office-based work as beneficial for both their professional development and personal wellbeing.

Prioritising wellbeing: Employees call for enhanced pension and health benefits in 2025

New research reveals that increased pension contributions and private healthcare are among the top benefits workers are seeking for 2025

Drinks Giant Diageo Hit with Massive £500,000 Fine over Worker Burns

Company fined £500,000 after a worker suffered severe burns at Glenlossie Distillery due to safety failures, as revealed by HSE probe.

Workplace Wellbeing in 2025: Growing Importance of Employee Benefits

Employee benefits face increased scrutiny in 2025 as economic pressures rise. See how businesses are adapting to meet staff needs.

Company Fined £120,000 After Worker Falls and Breaks Leg

EE Renewables Limited was fined £120,000 after a worker fell from a roof and broke his leg due to inadequate safety measures.

2025 Declared Year of Holistic Workplace Health – Companies Urged to Modernise First Aid Approaches

The charity warns that companies relying solely on traditional methods are failing to meet the growing health needs of their workforce.

Celebrating Half a Century of Workplace Safety: The HSE at 50

The Health and Safety Executive marks 50 years of existence, but while there have been some safety successes, many challenges remain.