How to keep your employees safe after dark...
As we all know, the clocks are going back an hour on 25th October . For many of us this now means travelling and working in the dark. Employee safety has to be a top priority for any employer. While many companies are only aware of the requirement for safety within the workplace, many provide less attention towards safety when travelling or working in the dark. This becomes a more pressing issue in October because of the clocks going back. This difference means a lot of us will find ourselves travelling home, going to meetings or visiting customers in darkness of later afternoon. There are many tips that employers should give to workers for when they travel after dark: Safety garments: High visibility vests and waistcoats are essential for all workplaces, and they can be a life saver out on the road, making people a lot more visible if they are on a bike, next to a broken down car or even walking down a dark road. If it’s required for a job, employers must pr...