Here is a selection of the latest health and safety news. Just follow the headline for more details... Construction firms fined after worker suffers fatal fall Two construction companies have been fined after a worker fell 14 metres to his death when a temporary platform collapsed. Theme park operator fined after worker loses four fingers and thumb The operator of Twinlakes Family Theme Park has been fined after one of its employees was badly injured while using a circular saw. Council prosecuted after wall collapses onto child Basildon Borough Council has been sentenced after a brick boundary wall it part-owned collapsed and seriously injured a six-year-old girl. View our full list of news stories  Employers have a legal duty to protect employees from stress at work. In 2017/18, HSE's annual figures showed that 595,000 workers are suffering from work-related stress, depression or anxiety. In addition, 15.4 million working days were lost as a result of work-related stress, 57% of all working days lost . Help to tackle this issue by downloading HSE's Talking Toolkit, which offers practical help with talking about work-related stress. We are running the one-day course Stress: from Intervention to Prevention, which will help you to reflect upon, re-evaluate and refine your current approach to work-related stress. Book at the following links: Manchester (26 March); Birmingham (29 March). | HSE is holding a series of one-day stakeholder events across the UK covering Brexit and its impact on the chemical safety regimes in a no-deal scenario... We've a number of exciting current opportunities to join HSE and help protect Britain's workers. Just follow the links below for more information on each role, or to apply:
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