Most employees think that if they get injured at work, their employer will have their back. But the reality is quite different when it comes to workplace injuries in the UK. In 2023/24 alone, approximately 1.7 million workers in Great Britain reported suffering from work-related ill health, while 604,000 people experienced non-fatal injuries at work.
Across the UK, the link between economic strain and workplace safety is becoming harder to ignore. With inflation, energy costs, and supply chain challenges putting intense pressure on employers, many organisations are being forced to make difficult choices, often cutting back on maintenance, staff training, and health and safety measures just to stay afloat. At
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