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New Law Makes Employers Liable for Third-Party Harassment from October 2026
From 30 October 2026, employers can be liable for harassment of staff by customers and clients. Brenig Moore explains the change and the reasonable steps to take now.
15.09.26
The Real Cost of Health and Safety
Uncover society's relationship with Health and Safety and how it may have turned a corner. Discover the human and financial cost of neglecting Health and Safety in a post COVID-19 world. Read more here.
25.08.22
Talking Rubbish: Britain's Problem with Waste
Discover the current problem Britain has with recycled waste and how it can spiral into a waste crisis. Uncover how Britain could look to escape the problem by looking oversees. Read more now!
15.08.22
Cycle to Work Day 2022: Shifting Gears on Climate Change
Astutis' Managing Director, Steve Terry, takes readers through his personal connection to Cycle to Work Day 2022. Steve also points his forensic lense at the current state of the environment and asks what needs to be done to better the health of Planet Earth. Read more here.
04.08.22
How Can the NEBOSH HSE Award in Managing Risks and Risk Assessment at Work Benefit Your Business?
Discover how the new NEBOSH HSE Award in Managing Risks and Risk Assessment at Work course can add a systematic improvement in health and safety culture in your business. Read more here.
25.07.22
How Astutis Supported the Water Industry Enter a Path of Health, Safety and Environmental Compliance
Explore how the Water Industry has improved its health, safety and environmental compliance with Astutis training and consultancy support. Discover more here.
20.07.22
How to Remain Safe During a Record-Breaking Heatwave
Climate change is causing surging temperatures across the world. It is vitally important you know how to remain safe. Find out how you can remain comfortable and safe during extreme temperatures.
18.07.22