Many of us have had the opportunity to work from home since the world as we know it changed. Although the Government has recently encouraged employees to return to work to do so, office-based businesses have to make their offices Covid-secure. Employers now have the discretion to decide whether all staff in office-based businesses who can work from home should carry on doing so or whether they should now return to the workplace in order to boost the economy.

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and the closure of indoor exercise venues, outdoor exercises such as walking, jogging and cycling have become popular ways to get out of the house and keep fit and healthy. In fact, in the first few months of lockdown, government figures showed that the UK had seen an increase of 200 percent just in the number of people cycling.

As a result of the current pandemic, many more people have either recently taken up cycling for the first time…

Factories are a place of work where it is foreseeable that accidents may arise. There are a number of factories in the UK which include car manufacturing and food production which involve employees working with machinery on a daily basis. Health and Safety is of paramount importance in workplaces and employers have a duty of care to ensure that employees have a safe working environment.

Shoulder Injury Related to Vaccine Administration (‘SIRVA’) is a term used to describe one of a number of possible injuries sustained to the shoulder following the administration of an intramuscular vaccine such as the seasonal flu vaccine, Tetanus vaccine and DTP. These injuries, which are often preventable, are caused by the administration of the vaccine into the shoulder joint rather than the deltoid muscle and they are usually the result of poor or substandard technique.