World Health and Safety Day is a worldwide, annual event held by the International Labour Organisation (ILO). 

Since 2003, April 28th has been dedicated to raising awareness on various aspects that fall under the topic of health and safety in the workplace. 

As an Easter treat last week, we presented 3 stories from various job perspectives, which all displayed various health and safety hazards that were being ignored in the workplace, by our characters.

Were you eagle-eyed enough to spot them all? Read on to find out... 

Every day, it’s the same routine for the majority of us. We get out of bed, we go to work, we come home, eat dinner and then go to bed in readiness to do it all over again, five days a week.

For many people, they spend more time at work than they do at home; for full-time workers, in excess of 30 hours a week is spent at work. That’s more than 100 hours a month! 

Since 1984, National No Smoking Day has aimed to raise awareness about the dangers surrounding the habit of smoking.

Cigarettes are highly addictive and are extremely harmful to the person who smokes them along with the people around them.