How to complain
With visits by inspectors few and far between, the only way that dangerous situations can be dealt with before someone in injured or made ill is either if there is a good union presence or if the problem is reported to the enforcing authority. The HSE has just published guidance on how to complain about a problem in your workplace, but recommends that first of all you should raise it with the employer and union. The advice also gives a list of other enforcement bodies in the workplace.
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Source of info: TUC Risks Number 484
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How To Complain
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