Unhealthy attitudes to health and safety

Series: RRC Business Training Press Release ; 9 May 2002, (2)Publication details: 2002Subject(s):

Summary: Research by RRC Business Training reveals that UK businesses are poorly prepared for the introduction of corporate killing laws. The study of 100 health and safety managers found that over a quarter were unaware that companies could be held accountable in criminal law if health and safety standards drop. http://www.energypr.co.uk/RRC/docs/rrc5

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Research by RRC Business Training reveals that UK businesses are poorly prepared for the introduction of corporate killing laws. The study of 100 health and safety managers found that over a quarter were unaware that companies could be held accountable in criminal law if health and safety standards drop. http://www.energypr.co.uk/RRC/docs/rrc5

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