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Support for SMEs
25 January 2013
In addition to improving regulatory 'housekeeping', the Löfstedt Review of health and safety must consider how businesses - particularly smaller firms - can be helped to avoid accidents and ill health, says the Royal Soc
In addition to improving regulatory
'housekeeping', the Löfstedt Review of
health and safety must consider how
businesses - particularly smaller firms
- can be helped to avoid accidents
and ill health, says the Royal Society
for the Prevention of Accidents.
RoSPA is contributing to the review, led by Professor Ragnar Löfstedt of King's College London, which is considering opportunities for "reducing the burden of health and safety legislation on UK businesses while maintaining the progress made in improving health and safety outcomes."
RoSPA is contributing to the review, led by Professor Ragnar Löfstedt of King's College London, which is considering opportunities for "reducing the burden of health and safety legislation on UK businesses while maintaining the progress made in improving health and safety outcomes."
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