
By Gemma Simpson
Published: Thursday 24 May 2007
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Name
James Hammerton-Fraser
Location
South East
Occupation
Health & Safety Consultant
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Your article on WFH only just scratches the surface of the Health & Safety implications of formally allowing your employees to work on your behalf in their home. The workstation and Display Screen Equipment Rgeulations are one key factor. Who pays to ensure it is appropriate, the employer! The employer is responsible for the Safety, Health & Welfare of the employee whilst at work, where ever that may be. "We recommend a risk Assessment" belies the significant investment in time and money to fulfill the employers responsibilities. Make sure you have a very clear Policy and Procedure to manage this area. Otherwise it will bite back......
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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