Regulations have not been reviewed or amended in over 20 years
Government is seeking feedback on proposed amendments to the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 2003.
The changes would be designed to address evolving workforce trends and enhance protections for all workers, including those provided through employment agencies.
The regulations have not been reviewed or altered in over 20 years.
It says the 'vast majority of employers will not need to change their working practices', however 'where new or expectant mothers are employed through an employment agency, the hirer will be required to conduct a risk assessment for these workers, just as though they were direct employees'.
In addition, 'operators of construction sites will be required by law to undertake a fire safety risk assessment on sites under their control'.
You can find the survey HERE.
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