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• [Article] Waste industry hit by third fatal-crush fine / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2010, n° 390. - 5
  
• [Article] BCC barometer is failing to give proper safety reading / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2010, n° 390. - 8
  
• [Article] Occupational cancer: paralysis by analysis? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2010, n° 390. - 13-16
  
• [Article] RIP REP as retailers and local regulators go for resurrection / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2010, n° 390. - 17-20
  
• [Article] HSE prosecutions plummet to all-time low / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2010, n° 391. - 2
  
• [Article] Worker's head is crushed after firm fails to assess risks beyond impact on fingers / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2010, n° 391. - 3
  
• [Article] Death toll reaches record low / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2010, n° 391. - 7-8
  
• [Article] The truth about absence / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2010, n° 391. - 9-12
  
• [Article] The Buncefield five: fuels, not fines, exceed "ultimate" high / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2010, n° 392. - 25-32
  
• [Article] Helping non-unionised firms and their workers to "wish" / 1 ; 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2010, n° 393. - 13-18
  
• [Article] The perils of confusing perception with reality / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2010, n° 394. - 5-13
  
• [Article] Revitalising targets: ill health, injury and absence go AWOL / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2010, n° 394. - 14-18
  
• [Article] Bupa care-home death follows "shocking" mismanagement / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 396. - 10-12
  
• [Article] Deepwater: "years of industry and government complacency" / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 396. - 13-16
  
• [Article] Post-Young HSE faces the cuts / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 397. - 6-12
  
• [Article] How 7 minus 3 equals 27,245 / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 397. - 17-20
  
• [Article] Violence at work: assaults and threats go up, victims go down / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 397. - 21-22
  
• [Article] Hidden killer axe rumours: a matter of misinterpretation? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 397. - 23-24
  
• [Article] The fine gap in deterrence / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 395. - 4-15
  
• [Article] HSE sets out its delivery plans / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 399. - 9-11
  
• [Article] Damages for pleural plaques: it's still all in the postcode / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 399. - 12-14
  
• [Article] Deepwater horizon: US team reveals flawed safety culture / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 399. - 21-22
  
• [Article] Nothing personal: HSE takes the individual out of service / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 400. - 9-10
  
• [Article] Fines match crimes in Lewes / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 400. - 18-20
  
• [Article] "New competence" hovers on construction horizons / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 401. - 5-8
  
• [Article] The risks of farming in fields with overhead power lines / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 401. - 13-14
  
• [Article] Getting tough on safety crimes / 1 ; 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 401. - 15-19
  
• [Article] Construction engagement / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 401. - 20-24
  
• [Article] Lest we forget : Piper Alpha / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2008, n° 369. - 5-10
  
• [Article] MPs stuck in groundhog day / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2008, n° 369. - 11-14
  
• [Article] The preserve of the few : occupational health today / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2008, n° 369. - 15-21
  
• [Article] Location, location, location : the HSE moves northwest / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2008, n° 371. - 7-15
  
• [Article] Displaying compliance : the DSE Regulations 15 years on / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2008, n° 371. - 16-18
  
• [Article] "Going underground" with Tfl to place health back on track / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2008, n° 371. - 19-24
  
• [Article] Custodial compromise turns up heat on corporate killers / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 362. - 11-16
  
• [Article] Three score years and then? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 362. - 19-22
  
• [Article] The "real" cost injuries and ill health at work to employers / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2008, n° 373. - 4-6
  
• [Article] The HSE's stress management standarts : a failure to deliver? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2008, n° 373. - 7-10
  
• [Article] The new HSE strategy : ask not what regulators can do for you / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 375. - 11-14
  
• [Article] Whose bright idea was that ? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 375. - 15-18
  
• [Article] NHS plus: putting the health back into NHS and SMEs / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 375. - 24-28
  
• [Article] Deterrent, what deterrent ? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 377. - 5-18
  
• [Article] Back to Black and rehab / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 376. - 7-12
  
• [Article] Slough office finds "glad rag" counselling is no defence / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 376. - 1317
  
• [Article] It's time to clear the air / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 376. - 18-20
  
• [Article] Hard times ? Why the effects of the recession are unclear / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 378. - 7-10
  
• [Article] Government pulls strings as Anderson proposals are go / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 379. - 8-10
  
• [Article] "New sheriff in town" needs to clean up tarnished OSHA / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 379. - 11-12
  
• [Article] Employers must reduce risks, regardless of an assessment / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 379. - 16-17
  
• [Article] Making the right choice / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 381. - 8-10
  
• [Article] Appeal judges lower dB(A) levels for hearing damages / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 379. - 17-24
  
• [Article] Groundhog Day revisited : MPs call HSE to account once again / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 382. - 12-14
  
• [Article] The ICL deaths : why "sorry" seems to be the hardest word / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 382. - 19-21
  
• [Article] United Kingdom? Not if you're a worker with pleural plaques / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 382. - 22-24
  
• [Article] Educating the educators: how unions protect university staff / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 383. - 7-10
  
• [Article] What will "better regulation" mean for "low-risk" firms? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2008, n° 372. - 8-12
  
• [Article] Safety, university style / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 380. - 17-20
  
• [Article] The HSE's health and safety strategy: it's over to you / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 380. - 13-16
  
• [Article] No liability for a fatal "frolic" / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 380. - 23-24
  
• [Article] Optimism over sentencing for deaths falls at the final hurdle / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 384. - 13-18
  
• [Article] Revitalising "resuscitation" may be too late for ill-health target / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2009, n° 384. - 9-12
  
• [Article] Everyone benefits as Dorset pools enforcement resource / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2010, n° 387. - 5-8
  
• [Article] How to make the construction industry safer: ask the worker / 1 ; 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2010, n° 387. - 9-14
  
• [Article] Making complaints to the HSE / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2010, n° 387. - 15-17
  
• [Article] Death-fines guideline deficit / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2010, n° 387. - 18-24
  
• [Article] Revitalising targets : seven-year itch or in need of resuscitation ? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 364. - 8-12
  
• [Article] Cancer consensus : the figures are wrong, but by how much ? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 364. - 13-14
  
• [Article] All aboard, but where will the directors' guidance end up? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 364. - 15-19
  
• [Article] Better regulation strikes again / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2008, n° 365. - 8-14
  
• [Article] Lords add final insult to injury / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2008, n° 365. - 19-20
  
• [Article] Is the gene out the bottle? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2008, n° 365. - 21-24
  
• [Article] When things go wrong / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2008, n° 366. - 7-18
  
• [Article] HSE picks up good vibrations from worker participation pilot / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2008, n° 366. - 19-24
  
• [Article] They deserve better than this: emergency workers, UK style / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2008, n° 368. - 6-9
  
• [Article] Hire firms face two ways to improve safety and profits / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2008, n° 367. - 19-23
  
• [Article] Wasted lives: the downside of dispensing with disposal / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2008, n° 370. - 4-8
  
• [Article] "Leading from the top" : how to avoid major hazards events / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2008, n° 370. - 9-11
  
• [Article] Suicide is not blameless / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2008, n° 370. - 12-16
  
• [Article] A new route to risk reduction / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2010, n° 388. - 23-24
  
• [Article] Slips and trips : preaching beyond the converted / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 358. - 9-16
  
• [Article] Don't legislate, consolidate / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 358. - 7-8
  
• [Article] The fag end of history : England joins the rest of the British Isles / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 360. - 13-18
  
• [Article] Look who's reporting too / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 359. - 7-12
  
• [Article] Nanotechnology : why size really does matter / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 359. - 13-16
  
• [Article] Safer working communities : think global, act local / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 363. - 5-9
  
• [Article] Studied to death? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 342. - 11-14
  
• [Article] Deaths at work 2004/05 / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 342. - 15-17
  
• [Article] Contructing respect / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 342. - 18-24
  
• [Article] Topic-based inspection : it hasn't made things worse / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 343. - 6-8
  
• [Article] Look who's reporting / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 343. - 9-15
  
• [Article] Face-to-face with hairdressers / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 343. - 16-19
  
• [Article] Turning down the volume / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 344. - 21-24
  
• [Article] Another fine mess / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 345. - 9-16
  
• [Article] Reaching a conclusion: a new chemicals regime for the EU? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 345. - 17-20
  
• [Article] MPs expose Manslaughter Bill deficiencies / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 346. - 7
  
• [Article] Wiping away the tiers / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 346. - 17-22
  
• [Article] Optimism misplaced: labour and promise of change / 1 ; 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 347. - 7-9
  
• [Article] Helping SME chemical users / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 347. - 13-17
  
• [Article] Adding insult to injury / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 347. - 18-20
  
• [Article] Lowering the limits on noise / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 348. - 25-26
  
• [Article] There's still room at the top / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 348. - 27-28
  
• [Article] Happy sheets are not enough : evaluating violence training / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 349. - 12-14
  
• [Article] HSE and local authorities : "working together" locally / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 349. - 15-18
  
• [Article] Participation : nice sentiments, shame about proposals / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 349. - 19-22
  
• [Article] Lords in mesothelioma mesh / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 349. - 23-24
  
• [Article] Sanctioning change / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 351. - 9-15
  
• [Article] LAPS goes to Coventry / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 351. - 16-20
  
• [Article] The workers' view : stoicism in the face of adversity? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 351. - 21-24
  
• [Article] Practicable and foreseeable? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 350. - 7-8
  
• [Article] Fit for work, fit for purpose? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 350. - 9-13
  
• [Article] The Corporate Manslaughter Bill : barely worth the wait / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 352. - 11-14
  
• [Article] Dust settles as HSC refuses to coat asbestos legislation / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 352. - 24-26
  
• [Article] REACHing a bitter end? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 352. - 27-29
  
• [Article] HSC scraps "successful" worker advisers Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 357. - 5
  
• [Article] Sound advice for orchestras / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 357. - 11-13
  
• [Article] Sanctioning change : Macrory widens the regulatory toolbox / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 357. - 17-24
  
• [Article] Reasonable and practicable / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 353. - 6-7
  
• [Article] HSE activities : not bad for business productivity / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 356. - 9-10
  
• [Article] Constructive engagement : an and to antagonism? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 356. - 16-20
  
• [Article] Definitely, probably and not at all : is Revitalising on target? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 354. - 11-14
  
• [Article] Participation in construction : a broad and informal mix / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2006, n° 354. - 17-19
  
• [Article] Work at Height Regulations : what impact one year on? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 357. - 9-10
  
• [Article] Counselling does not offer blanket defence for stress / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 357. - 13-15
  
• [Article] Constructing firm foundations / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 357. - 16-20
  
• [Article] HSE serves notice over need to prevent ill health at work / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2007, n° 357. - 21-24
  
• [Article] HSE recognises mice and laptop PCs as potential health problems for VDU work Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 267. - 7
  
• [Article] Balancing the costs and benefits of risk reduction / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 265. - 16-21
  
• [Article] Regional safety representatives : small lessons from Sweden / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 268. - 11-16
  
• [Article] Asbestos ban is delayed not forgotten Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 268. - 2
  
• [Article] HSC plans new moves on asbestos, but EU ban on chrysotile is stalled Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 269. - 6
  
• [Article] New working time laws for UK / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 269. - 17-18
  
• [Article] European works councils: a forum for safety consultation? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 269. - 19-22
  
• [Article] Chemical explosion results in Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 269. - 2
  
• [Article] A piecemeal protocol / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 269. - 23
  
• [Article] Police to attend all workplace deaths Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 269. - 1
  
• [Article] New lead laws to sharpen workers' protection levels Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 269. - 4
  
• [Article] Machinery manufacturers are ignoring health and use factors at design stage Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 269. - 10
  
• [Article] PUWER goes mobile in safety shake-up Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 273. - 3
  
• [Article] Vorsprung durch Arbeitsschutz : safety, German style / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 273. - 15-18
  
• [Article] Safer substitutes pave way for UK asbestos ban / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 273. - 19-22
  
• [Article] Common-sense organisational approach to stress reduction lacks scientific basis Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 274. - 4
  
• [Article] HSE report finds benefits in participatory ergonomics Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 274. - 5
  
• [Article] North Atlantic 'partners' forge new safety alliance Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 274. - 6
  
• [Article] Directors, duties, deterrence / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 274. - 11-14
  
• [Article] The role of regulations / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1998, n° 274. - 15-16
  
• [Article] Court of Appeal sets landmark safety crime sentencing criteria / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1999, n° 275. - 7-9
  
• [Article] Learning from our mistakes : a new duty to investigate? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1999, n° 275. - 10-12
  
• [Article] Crime and punishment / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1999, n° 275. - 13-16
  
• [Article] Driven to distraction / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1999, n° 275. - 17-20
  
• [Article] The impact of the six-pack / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1999, n° 275. - 21-24
  
• [Article] BSI shelves management standard in favour of international initiative / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1999, n° 277. - 4
  
• [Article] Passport to safety : contractors, clients and compliance / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1999, n° 277. - 7-16
  
• [Article] Assuring contractors' health and safety performance / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1999, n° 277. - 17-19
  
• [Article] CE marks mislead on machinery safety : work equipment / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1999, n° 279. - 3
  
• [Article] Risk assessment and sex / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1999, n° 279. - 9-16
  
• [Article] Toleration of risk : the HSE's decision-making framework / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 1999, n° 279. - 17-21
  
• [Article] Shell should have known of mesothelioma risks in 1950s / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 286. - 7
  
• [Article] The value of HSC committees : the view from the unions / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 286. - 12-14
  
• [Article] The cosiness of consensus / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 286. - 15-17
  
• [Article] Employers may face new road-risk duties / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 287. - 2
  
• [Article] The state of the unions / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 287. - 23-25
  
• [Article] Conflict kills, consensus saves / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 287. - 26-27
  
• [Article] ACoP compounds competence controversy : MHSW regulations / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 288. - 3
  
• [Article] TUC offers "deal" on participation package / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 288. - 6
  
• [Article] Subcontractor has duty to warn of defective works / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 288. - 21-22
  
• [Article] Ministers force HSE inspection sham / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 289. - 1
  
• [Article] TUC helps young workers play safe Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 289. - 5
  
• [Article] HSE advises on handling training for chemical industry / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 289. - 6
  
• [Article] Has the privatised rail industry left its safety regulator behind? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 289. - 13-18
  
• [Article] Employee representation and consultation regulations Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 289. - 24
  
• [Article] Stress is UK's no. 2 health problem at work / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 290. - 2
  
• [Article] Asbestos fine / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 290. - 6
  
• [Article] Penalising corporate killers / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 290. - 7-12
  
• [Article] Employability : a new objective for companies' OSH policies / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 290. - 13-16
  
• [Article] Employers face major health and safety at work shake-up / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 290. - 17-21
  
• [Article] HSC rules out stress ACoP and starts with standards / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 291. - 2
  
• [Article] Healthy at work, healthy for life : HSC/E goes holistic / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 291. - 13-18
  
• [Article] Health and safety : the state of play / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 291. - 19-28
  
• [Article] No point blaming the worker / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 292. - 6-8
  
• [Article] HSE reveals 'shocking' construction death toll Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 294. - 2
  
• [Article] Putting the human into health and safety rights / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 294. - 7-11
  
• [Article] Managing the risks from workplace-related stress / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2000, n° 294. - 12-20
  
• [Article] Worker involvement pays dividends / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2001, n° 295. - 5
  
• [Article] Health and safety : the state of play Health and Safety Bulletin, 2001, n° 295. - 15-21
  
• [Article] Extending safety from the workplace onto the roads / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2001, n° 297. - 18-22
  
• [Article] Stress and the law in 2002 / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2002, n° 305. - 8-23
  
• [Article] Teamworking can harm mental health / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2002, n° 305. - 3
  
• [Article] Tackling work-related upper-limb disorders / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2002, n° 307. - 6-8
  
• [Article] Occupational health : safety's poor relation? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2002, n° 307. - 13-18
  
• [Article] Safe and healthy call centres / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2002, n° 307. - 19-21
  
• [Article] HSE launches campaign on vibration risk from hand-held power tools Health and Safety Bulletin, 2001, n° 298. - 5
  
• [Article] The HSB survey 2001 / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2001, n° 298. - 9-14
  
• [Article] Learning lessons from the investigation of "accidents" / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2001, n° 299. - 6-10
  
• [Article] Accidents, near misses and the analysis of their causes / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2001, n° 300. - 15-20
  
• [Article] Health and safety : the state of play Health and Safety Bulletin, 2001, n° 300. - 6-14
  
• [Article] DTI proposes extension to working time Regulations / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2003, n° 315. - 3
  
• [Article] Final word on stressors at work remains "unfeasible" / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2003, n° 315. - 5
  
• [Article] The potential of PINs / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2003, n° 315. - 13-16
  
• [Article] Construction workers at risk from noise / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2001, n° 302. - 6
  
• [Article] Asking the right questions / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2001, n° 302. - 9-12
  
• [Article] The use of intermediaries in small European enterprises / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2001, n° 302. - 13-18
  
• [Article] Using data input alternatives to get round DSE difficulties / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2002, n° 308. - 5-8
  
• [Article] Hidden hazards of buildings / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2002, n° 308. - 9-15
  
• [Article] Rethinking the limits / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2002, n° 308. - 16-20
  
• [Article] The "ready reckoner" / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2002, n° 309. - 8-11
  http://www.hse.gov.uk/costs/index.asp
  
• [Article] Health and safety : the state of play / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2002, n° 309. - 12-25
  
• [Article] Investigating manslaughter / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2002, n° 309. - 26-27
  
• [Article] Making insurance costs count / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2002, n° 311. - 15-20
  
• [Article] Corporate social responsibility / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2002, n° 311. - 21-23
  
• [Article] Bad behaviour / 1 ; 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2002, n° 312. - 24-27
  
• [Article] Mobiles on the move / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2002, n° 313. - 9-14
  
• [Article] Crown immunity, or how to get away with manslaughter / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2002, n° 313. - 21-23
  
• [Article] Let's have some quiet / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2003, n° 319. - 7-12
  http://www.hse.gov.uk/research/rrpdf/rr028.pdf
  
• [Article] Health and safety : the state of play Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 336. - 11-24
  
• [Article] Good riddance to RIDDOR? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 339. - 5-10
  
• [Article] The highs and lows of drug and alcohol abuse at work / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 339. - 11-20
  
• [Article] Managing work-related stress : the HSE sets its standards / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2004, n° 334. - 7-10
  http://www.hse.gov.uk/stress/standards/index.htm
  
• [Article] The stressed civil servant / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2004, n° 334. - 11-12
  
• [Article] Vocational rehabilitation : an end to the sick-note culture? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2004, n° 334. - 13-20
  
• [Article] Health and safety : the state of play Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 340. - 5-16
  
• [Article] The public sector : what difference can it make? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 340. - 17-20
  
• [Article] Light bulbs, tower blocks and tunnels : height laws affect all Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 340. - 21-24
  
• [Article] Trust me : I'm not an inspector / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 337. - 5-8
  
• [Article] When things go wrong: enforcement HSE style / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 337. - 9-13
  
• [Article] Asbestos case law round-up / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 337. - 14-16
  
• [Article] Worker participation: stating the obvious is no way to go / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 337. - 19-20
  
• [Article] HSPI : a true indicator of SME safety or exercise in futility? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 337. - 21-24
  
• [Article] What's in a name ? The draft Corporate Manslaughter Bill / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 338. - 9-14
  
• [Article] Hampton and the regulators / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 338. - 15-20
  
• [Article] Time could be up for the UK's 48-hour working week opt-out / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2004, n° 331. - 5-7
  
• [Article] Uptight top-ranking : which jobs carry the highest stress risks? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2004, n° 331. - 8-10
  
• [Article] Inspections down, injuries up: health and safety the LA way / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2004, n° 332. - 11-14
  
• [Article] Education or enforcement: MPs examine developing strategy Health and Safety Bulletin, 2004, n° 332. - 19-23
  
• [Article] Shifting the rhythm of life / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 341. - 5-9
  
• [Article] Picking up bad vibrations / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 341. - 13-16
  
• [Article] Substance abuse at work : policy, practice and tests / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2005, n° 341. - 17-26
  
• [Article] HSE gives engineers warning on the need to maintain machinery / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2003, n° 324. - 6
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• [Article] Shedding light on stress / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2003, n° 324. - 8-11
  
• [Article] Getting back in the saddle / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2003, n° 324. - 12-14
  
• [Article] Better handling / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2003, n° 324. - 21-24
  
• [Article] Corporate manslaughter: the first appeal and second case / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 402. - 18-24
  
• [Article] Goverment urged to think again as work deaths go up / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 402. - 13-17
  
• [Article] Unapologetic M&S turned a "blind eye" to asbestos risks / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 404. - 6-8
  
• [Article] Court of Appeal looks again at foreseeability and causation / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2011, n° 404. - 9-14
  
• [Article] The annual price workers pay / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2012, n° 405. - 2-6
  
• [Article] 2 sisters, no guards / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2012, n° 405. - 9-11
  
• [Article] Reality overtakes rhetoric as Löfstedt shatters the myths / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2012, n° 405. - 13-24
  
• [Article] Court of Appeal slashes fines for two struggling companies / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2012, n° 406. - 6-10
  
• [Article] HSE confirms inspectors will call and reverse the charges / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2012, n° 406. - 15-19
  
• [Article] Prosecutions, Scottish-style / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2012, n° 406. - 20-24
  
• [Article] UK Coal fails to learn from four fatalities in 18 months / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2012, n° 406. - 11-14
  
• [Article] Safety-crime custodial orders pass inglorious half-century / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2012, n° 407. - 4-6
  
• [Article] Basic lifting errors prove fatal / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2012, n° 407. - 13-14
  
• [Article] Violence at work "plateau" masks significant problems / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2012, n° 407. - 21-24
  
• [Article] Health and safety: the state of play Health and Safety Bulletin, 2012, n° 408. - 5-24
  
• [Article] Pictures can speak to migrant workers and help save lives / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2012, n° 409. - 9-12
  
• [Article] A disappearing number / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2012, n° 409. - 15-21
  
• [Article] "Why on earth would I ... want to be an incident commander?" / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2012, n° 411. - 19-22
  
• [Article] Fatal crush highlights need for training and supervision / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2012, n° 411. - 23-24
  
• [Article] Cancer: will further analysis reverse the HSE's paralysis? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2012, n° 412. - 6-10
  
• [Article] HSE misses RIDDOR moment / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2012, n° 413. - 4-7
  
• [Article] Fee for intervention: a nice "earner" for the Treasury? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2012, n° 414. - 5-10
  
• [Article] The significance of death / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2013, n° 415. - 16-24
  
• [Article] Code strands enforcement across twin HSE-LA peaks / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2013, n° 416. - 9-14
  
• [Article] The human cost of Tata's steel / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2013, n° 417. - 11
  
• [Article] Löfstedt: the verdict so far / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2013, n° 417. - 15-24
  
• [Article] HSE on course to deliver coalition government agenda / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2013, n° 422. - 3
  
• [Article] The new-look RIDDOR regime / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2013, n° 422. - 15-22
  
• [Article] The price of poor practice / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2013, n° 424. - 11-16
  
• [Article] Tug fine makes "top 10" list / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2013, n° 425. - 7-11
  
• [Article] "Demented daleks" hatch plan to climb up EU stairs / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2013, n° 424. - 12-14
  
• [Article] Biting the hand that starves it: Citizen Sane and the HSE / 1 ; 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2013, n° 421. - 5-10
  
• [Article] HSE Board: from tripartism to portfolio career / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2013, n° 420
  
• [Article] Code leaves local authorities and HSE atop their own peak / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2013, n° 420. - 4-10
  
• [Article] Fatal fall shows why PCs must take action and not just "nag" / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2013, n° 420. - 17-18
  
• [Article] Corporate manslaughter no. 6 Health and Safety Bulletin, 2014, n° 428. - 14-16
  
• [Article] FfI: "a dangerous model"? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2014, n° 430. - 5-10
  
• [Article] Licensed contractor ignored findings of asbestos survey / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2014, n° 430. - 11-12
  
• [Article] "A real live conspiracy" / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2014, n° 432. - 13-16
  
• [Article] New CDM Regulations on course for April 2015 start / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2014, n° 432. - 17-19
  
• [Article] Income potential persuades government of value of HSE / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2014, n° 431. - 5-11
  
• [Article] Asbestos panel provision was a significant cause of fatal fall / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2014, n° 431. - 11-12
  
• [Article] HSE gets another EU all clear Health and Safety Bulletin, 2015, n° 435. - 9-10
  
• [Article] Corporate manslaughter fine allows offender to keep going / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2015, n° 435. - 7-8
  
• [Article] ISO 45001 remains on 2016 track / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2015, n° 436
  
• [Article] Waste and recycling: judge says workers are "dying too frequently" at EMR / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2015, n° 436. - 5
  
• [Article] Machinery move and trench collapse push jail toll to 182 / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2015, n° 436. - 8-11
  
• [Article] CDM 2015 part 1: some things borrowed, some things new / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2015, n° 437. - 17-21
  
• [Article] An odious practice / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2015, n° 439. - 7-9
  
• [Article] CDM 2015 part 2: the role of the principal contractor / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2015, n° 439. - 10-12
  
• [Article] Tackling depression with a Conservative government / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2015, n° 440. - 10-12
  
• [Article] From boom to bust: is the Irish experience relevant to the UK? / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2015, n° 440. - 13-18
  
• [Article] Council lets deadly town hall asbestos farce run for 10 years / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2015, n° 441. - 15-16
  
• [Article] Overturned lift truck death followed common failures / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2015, n° 441. - 17-18
  
• [Article] Corporate manslaughter: the most important case to date / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2015, n° 442. - 9-14
  
• [Article] Young apprentice was victim of corporate manslaughter / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2015, n° 442. - 15-16
  
• [Article] Better health on track / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2015, n° 442. - 19-21
  
• [Article] Travel from home to customer counts towards working time / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2015, n° 443. - 10-12
  
• [Article] The price workers pay / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2015, n° 444. - 11-17
  
• [Article] 28: the number of fines that makes a "good safety record" / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2016, n° 445. - 17-18
  
• [Article] Corporate manslaughter update / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2016, n° 446. - 19-23
  
• [Article] Health and safety: the state of play Health and Safety Bulletin, 2016, n° 448. - 8-24
  
• [Article] The prospect of prison under the new sentencing guideline / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2016, n° 449. - 11-22
  
• [Article] Study supports lymphoma link to work / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2016, n° 450. - 8
  
• [Article] John Pointon returns to court for third confined spaces fine / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2016, n° 451. - 14-16
  
• [Article] Women still face PPE problems at work / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2016, n° 452. - 3
  
• [Article] Tripartism, HSE Board style / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2016, n° 453. - 2
  
• [Article] Container terminal "disconnect" / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2016, n° 454. - 15-16
  
• [Article] The fatal consequence of hope / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2017, n° 455. - 7-8
  
• [Article] Fatal design of work platform passed on by "word of mouth" / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2017, n° 455. - 1314
  
• [Article] In search of OH services for all / 1. Health and Safety Bulletin, 2017, n° 455. - 15-17
  

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