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Accident Prevention

Most accidents are preventable and it is much better to ensure that they do not happen by keeping yourself and employees safe. Find out more on prevention of accidents at work »

Compensation Guidelines

There are many injuries that could be endured from an accident at work. There are some guidelines on amounts of compensation that may be payable for certain types of injuries. Find out more on compensation guidelines »

Employer Negligence

An injury from an accident at work can be caused by employer negligence and if you have been injured at work and your employer has not followed health and safety guidelines and regulations then you could be entitled to compensation. Find out more on negligence at work »

Employers' Liability Insurance

Employers' Liability Insurance enables businesses to pay costs of compensation and legal fees. Your employer should have adequate insurance to cover claims. Find out more on employers' liability insurance »

Protective Equipment

An employer should ensure a safe environment for all employees including protective clothing. Find out more on protective equipment at work »

Reporting an Accident

If you suffer an accident at work you are required to report the accident to your employer and in turn they should report it to the Health and Safety Executive. Find out more on reporting an accident at work »

Risk Assessment

Employers, by law, must carry out a risk assessment by law and it will help you focus on the risks that are important in the workplace. Find out more on risk assessment at work »

Statutory Sick Pay

Once you have reported an accident at work you should make arrangements for Statutory Sick Pay. Your contract of employment should include information about sick or accident pay. Find out more on statutory sick pay »

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