
By Gemma Simpson
Published: Thursday 24 May 2007
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Name
Jeremy Wickins MA, LLB, nearly PhD
Location
Sheffield, UK
Occupation
Lecturer in law
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Risk assessment of my home - NO! It really is nothing to do with my employer if I have anything risky in my house. What if the risk assessor gets injured because I have replaced all the fuses in my house with sections of 6-inch nail (okay, slightly strained analogy, but work with it)? The company is going to try to make me liable, and so I would refuse access.
Contractual right-to-enter clauses? I'm not sure they exist, and I'm really not sure that they would be upheld in court.
This... sounds like one of the reasons I decided not to become a practicing lawyer - full of panicky hot air that might lead to more billable hours ...
Risk assessment of my home - NO! It really is noth...
Jeremy Wickins MA, LLB, nearly PhD
Easy.
Give them a company owned laptop. Pay for...
Mark Hosey
I have been WFH for the last 4 years and after a "...
Anonymous
Instead of giving them a company laptop or any oth...
Mark Dean
Your article on WFH only just scratches the surfac...
James Hammerton-Fraser
... and now we get a Health and Safety consultant ...
Jeremy Wickins
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