Safety Wear News
- New study from Dickies reveals the most ludicrous health & safety rules in trades 12 Jul 2019 14:11 Buildingtalk A recent study from workwear brand, Dickies Workwear, has uncovered some of the most ludicrous health and safety rules in trades. Following an interesting range of results, Dickies Workwear made it their mission to mythbust some of the most dubious rules. …
- New twist in tradies’ T-shirt war 02 Jun 2019 05:39 News.com.au An Australian company has hit back at claims a number of workers were temporarily stood down without pay for wearing union logos, insisting the dispute arose over safety concerns. According to the Electrical Trades Union (ETU), a group of its members who …
- School's tactics to manage disruptive special needs pupil shock mother 15 May 2019 07:35 Wairarapa News A school created posters featuring an autistic pupil's face, circled in red with a line slashed across it, above the words "Stop William", in a bid to stop him escaping the grounds. The horrified mother of the West Coast 7-year-old said the …
- Cycling 'not taken seriously' by central or local governments @BritishCycling @Chris_Boardman #Cycling #RoadCycling 13 May 2019 08:33 Leisure Opportunities Job opportunities Hollywood Bowl Group £37,000 - £42,000 per annum Plus Market-Leading Bonus location: Outer and North London More than three quarters (76 per cent) of British Cycling members do not believe that cycling is taken seriously by their local …
- Climate protesters arrive at Heathrow airport threatening to cause chaos 19 Apr 2019 08:43 Charleston Daily Mail Young eco-warriors broke down in tears about climate change on TV today after descending on London Heathrow today amid a plot to 'shut down' the airport and disrupt traffic for families planning a bank holiday getaway. The Extinction Rebellion …
- IPAF Launches Safety Campaign for Using MEWPs along Roads and Highways 17 Apr 2019 18:39 RER Magazine The International Powered Access Federation launched a new campaign on operation mobile elevating work platforms safely along highways or next to roads at last week’s Bauma Trade Fair in Munich. IPAF’s Street Smart safety campaign outlines the dangers of …
- Security worker carrying handcuffs and wearing stab vest accused of impersonating police officer 12 Apr 2019 13:52 Wales Online A security doorman was found driving a car equipped with blue lights and sirens while wearing a uniform that resembled a police officer’s with a stab vest, handcuffs, body cameras and a spray canister, a court heard. Aaron Davies was arrested on suspicion …
- Electric dreams: can the e-commuter revolution transform urban transport in Ireland? 06 Apr 2019 02:59 Irish Independent "You don't need a licence to ride an e-scooter and even if you wanted to get insurance, no provider will be able to help you," he says. "So it's baffling how this sort of thing can happen, but unfortunately it has been happening.…
- Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld dead 19 Feb 2019 13:44 Monitor By AFPSuperstar designer Karl Lagerfeld has died at the age of 85, his fashion label Chanel confirmed on Tuesday. The announcement came just weeks after the man known as the "Kaiser" in the industry did not appear at shows during Paris Haute …
- Crime has got so bad in Castlefield that some residents are too frightened to leave their flats 20 Jan 2019 20:50 Manchester Evening News Natalie Harris lives in Castlefield and commutes every day to the Airport for her job in e-commerce using Metrolink. But instead of getting on at Cornbrook station, a ten minute walk from her house, the 30-year-old, who moved to Manchester from Birmingham, …
