From 1 July 2026, vans between 2.5 and 3.5 tonnes used on international hire-or-reward journeys fall under full tachograph and drivers' hours rules. If that's your fleet, the transition period is over — here's your compliance checklist.
Who needs overhead gantry crane training, what accredited courses cover, and why competent crane operators are a legal requirement for employers.
HACCP isn't optional paperwork — it's the legal backbone of food safety management in every UK food business. Here's what the law requires, why supervisors and managers need Level 3 training, and what a working HACCP system actually looks like.
Every non-domestic premises in England and Wales must have a fire risk assessment carried out by or for the 'responsible person'. Recent changes under the Building Safety Act have raised the bar. Here's who holds the duty, what it involves, and how to get competent.
Since October 2024, every UK employer has been under a positive legal duty to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment at work. Many still haven't acted. Here's what the Worker Protection Act requires — and how training forms the foundation of compliance.
What the Manual Handling Operations Regulations require, who needs training, the TILE risk approach, and how training cuts injuries and absence.
What fire safety law requires for fire door inspection, how often doors must be checked, who is competent to inspect them, and the common faults to catch.
How to get a CSCS green card: the CITB Health, Safety and Environment test, the Level 1 course you need, how to pass, and how long the card lasts.
The 14 allergens, what Natasha's Law requires for prepacked food, who needs allergen training, and how to build an allergen-safe food business.
Mental health has moved from the edge of HR practice to the centre of it. The numbers aren’t subtle: stress, depression, and…
