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The House of Lords has backed down over government plans to make it more difficult to sue employers for health and safety breaches at work....

Jane was on her way to work and after disembarking her train she slipped. Liquid had leaked onto the platform whilst rubbish bins were being...

Justice minister Helen Grant today said initial evidence may support a rise in the discount rate used to calculate deductions from compensation awards. The government...

A Unite member who suffered an injury at work has received £200,000 following help from Unite Legal Services. Mr Smith suffered a fracture to his...

Emma was five when she broke her leg falling in a local playground. She had been on a rope ladder on the climbing frame when...

The Health and Safety Executive’s annual statistics report is now available on their website: http://www.hse.gov.uk/statistics/index.htm Did you know? 1.1 million working people were suffering from...

Government estimates are that more than 75% of school buildings contain asbestos. The result is that occupants of schools are dying from the asbestos cancer...

A TUC survey published today (Friday) reveals that despite laws which say employers must give their staff personal protective equipment (PPE) free of charge, more...

“I was delighted that my TSSA membership meant my husband got full compensation for his accident.” Lara had been a member of TSSA for over...