safety committee
A committee that, under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, an employer must establish within three months after a written request from at least two employees’ safety representatives. The employer must consult with the representatives as to the composition of the committee and must also display a notice in his premises informing his employees of its composition and the workplaces it covers. The code of practice published by the Health and Safety Commission suggests that safety committees’ responsibilities should include monitoring accidents and disease occurring in the workplace and developing improved safety rules and systems of work and training of employees with regard to safety.
https://www.hse.gov.uk/involvement/hscommittees.htm
• Information on safety committees from the website of the Health and Safety Executive
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- prerogative of mercy
- prerogative orders
- prescribed by law
- prescribed limit
- prescription
- presence
- pre-sentence report
- presentment
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- presiding judge
- pressing social need
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- presumption of advancement
- presumption of death
- presumption of due execution
- presumption of innocence
- presumption of legality
- presumption of legitimacy
- presumption of negligence
- presumption of parental involvement
- presumption of sanity
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