Red Sea attacks on ships could continue, despite Gaza ceasefire
Despite a lull in attacks on shipping this month, Houthi suggestions are that they may ...
Slips, trips and falls continue to be the most common safety-related incidents that supply chain operations businesses face. The UK HSE[2] reports that 32% of all reported incidents fell into this category. Because they are so numerous, it can be difficult for businesses to know how to address this risk. Additionally, the consequences of a slip or a trip are often perceived to be less significant than other types of incidents. TT Club’s MD loss prevention, Mike Yarwood, looks at ...
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