Shake-up in the law
Workplace vibration, and the long-term damage it can cause to health, is the subject of major new government regulations soon to be in place
It may not have had the high profile of other occupational illnesses such as asbestosis, repetitive-strain injury or stress, but hand-arm vibration syndrome is an area in which liability claims have been growing for some time. Now, with the advent of the Control of Vibration at Work Regulations 2005, employers will have to take notice. The new legislation will place risk management at the forefront of dealing with the problem.
As with many liability issues, it is a difficult area, but one in
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