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This question has a two-part answer; the second leading from the first. Most of what we today call "key workers" are involved in caring and supply roles. Historically, the former were commonly local services carried out by volunteers: Go back even less…
Hi Tamara and welcome to "Communities". There are many answers to this question, but two that have kept me paying my annual membership for the past 25 years are themselves questions: Can one really say one is a member of a profession without…
Although I have not read the report itself the widespread, authoritative, feedback on its conclusions seems to me to indicate that it has been a piece of work run backwards: A Committee formed of reputable participants, called upon to examine and comment…
There is a further aspect to consider regarding those statistics. The current peak includes a far higher number of younger/fitter patients. The reason is simple: The most vulnerable have already been affected by the disease during its first occurrence…
...and discrimination on grounds of belief (even a rational one) remains subject to there being a "genuine occupational requirement". One might profess as a belief that one can operate a steam hammer, lathe, milling machine or FLT without training, guards…
This is a straight H&S issue; Section 7 of the '74 H&S Act requires employees to comply with the employer's "measures" to ensure safety.
Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 (legislation.gov.uk)
The purpose of wearing the…