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Health and Safety News: SMOKING • Smoking bans 'cut heart attacks' • Smoking ban has made the world of difference, says TUC • Enforcers back 'popular' smoking ban • Use the ban to help staff quit urges TUC • Use the ban to help staff quit urges TUC • Use the ban to help staff quit urges TUC • Taxi leaders welcome smoking ban • UNISON action call on work smoking • TUC urges employers not to delay making workplaces smoke-free • Wales TUC urges employers to work with employees when making workplaces smoke-free Health and Safety Law • Give us a loo break, says TUC • Employers must prove they did enough • Tories will 'sweep aside' safety laws • TUC welcome for new corporate killing law • Proposed shake up of personal injury claims will harm vulnerable says Kevin Rowan • Top EU court backs UK safety law • TUC urges employers not to delay making workplaces smoke-free • REACH - TUC Briefing for Safety Representatives • One third of UK workers fear they will be unfit for work by 60 • Employers warned to keep workplaces cool as TUC calls for new max temperature General Health and Safety News • Fit for Work briefings • Business told to make it quieter • Contractor fined for failing to provide toilets • Hands up for toilet breaks at work • Risks 447 - 13 March 2010 • Roads continue to kill off the record • Give us a (Loo) break! • Give us a loo break, says TUC • GMB fights to protect security guards • HSE launches site crackdown Construction Health & Safety News • HSE launches site crackdown • Project to help vulnerable site workers • Register must cover all cranes • Lobbyist defends deadly construction practice • Unions back construction deaths report • Government must act on deaths report • Moves to outlaw blacklisting by bosses • New legal duty should help prevent construction deaths says TUC • HSE wrong on bogus employment deaths • Move to control site gangmasters Fire Safety News • Welsh unions support Assembly Member's Sprinkler Safety Law • Cutbacks threat to fire safety • Union fears over Tube fire safety • Firefighters warn of cutback dangers • Unions welcome fire safety regs reprieve • Fire union exposes cover up of 'dangerously high' risks • London seeks to lead Britain in the challenge to secure better health and safety at work
Health and Safety News: SMOKING
Smoking bans 'cut heart attacks'
Smoking ban has made the world of difference, says TUC
Enforcers back 'popular' smoking ban
Use the ban to help staff quit urges TUC
Taxi leaders welcome smoking ban
UNISON action call on work smoking
TUC urges employers not to delay making workplaces smoke-free
Wales TUC urges employers to work with employees when making workplaces smoke-free
Health and Safety Law
Give us a loo break, says TUC
Employers must prove they did enough
Tories will 'sweep aside' safety laws
TUC welcome for new corporate killing law
Proposed shake up of personal injury claims will harm vulnerable says Kevin Rowan
Top EU court backs UK safety law
REACH - TUC Briefing for Safety Representatives
One third of UK workers fear they will be unfit for work by 60
Employers warned to keep workplaces cool as TUC calls for new max temperature
General Health and Safety News
Fit for Work briefings
Business told to make it quieter
Contractor fined for failing to provide toilets
Hands up for toilet breaks at work
Risks 447 - 13 March 2010
Roads continue to kill off the record
Give us a (Loo) break!
GMB fights to protect security guards
HSE launches site crackdown
Construction Health & Safety News
Project to help vulnerable site workers
Register must cover all cranes
Lobbyist defends deadly construction practice
Unions back construction deaths report
Government must act on deaths report
Moves to outlaw blacklisting by bosses
New legal duty should help prevent construction deaths says TUC
HSE wrong on bogus employment deaths
Move to control site gangmasters
Fire Safety News
Welsh unions support Assembly Member's Sprinkler Safety Law
Cutbacks threat to fire safety
Union fears over Tube fire safety
Firefighters warn of cutback dangers
Unions welcome fire safety regs reprieve
Fire union exposes cover up of 'dangerously high' risks
London seeks to lead Britain in the challenge to secure better health and safety at work
