not as we do,
pity the poor worker in Sheffield was struck down by ‘severe muscular stiffness to shoulder’ after sitting in a cold draft, let me see close the window, move to anther table? too much like common sense, all of the above from a group of people that collectively have produced such works as, ‘Preventing Slips and Trips at Work’, ‘Safe Use of Ladders and Stepladders’ and ‘The Importance of Floor Cleaning’ pity they do not practice what they preach, I wonder how much they fined themselves for putting their work colleagues in such mortal danger, because if any of these things happened in your company you would be in court!
while health and safety legislation is predominantly aimed at the workplace, the UK has become flooded with killjoys applying the principles to often harmless tasks and events, it has seen schoolchildren banned from playing conkers and ordered to use sponge footballs instead of the more ‘dangerous’ leather-made ones – not to mention an end to the traditional sports day sack race, Wimbledon officials even closed Murray Mount in the wet weather in case people slipped, Ministers have ordered a review, the fact of the matter is that outside the workplace life can never be risk free, if it was can you imagine how boring life would be?
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