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    How to try and avoid Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)

    Repetitive strain injury (RSI) is caused by repetitive movements, such as those working on a production line where you are required to do the same tasks throughout the day.   There are, however, a few things that you can do to try and reduce the risk of RSI or to reduce how severe your symptoms…

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    When April Fools’ jokes become no laughing matter

    A joke in the right circumstances is often what makes long-standing friendships and workplaces fun, but we all know of instances where a joke can be taken too far. Here is one such example, taken to the extreme.   Facts of the case Mr Buchholz, a Technical Product Manager at Geze, had been with the…

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    Nearly 40% of cancers are diagnosed when patients go to A&E

    A recent Daily Mail article focuses on the story of Caron Nolan, who was dismissed by multiple GPs for months saying her symptoms are just an infection. In fact, it led to a major surgery for advanced bladder cancer.   This is a six-to-eight-hour operation which will lead to her needing to wear a urostomy…

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    What should I do if I suffer an accident at work?

    Sadly, accidents at work are very common occurrences. Within the year of 2020/21 the Labour Force Survey found that 441,000 employees had suffered an accident at work, with 142 sadly losing their lives.   If you do to suffer an accident at work, there are a few steps which we would advise someone to take…

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    What should I do if I suffer an accident in a public place?

    Unfortunately, accidents within the United Kingdom are very common. Read on if you suffered an accident in a public place and are unsure of what to do.   Although there are no statistics regarding accidents in public places, it is estimated that over 441,000 employees suffered accidents at work in 2020/21 and there were 122,071…

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    Can other means of compensation have an effect on my CICA claim?

    Trying to obtain compensation through multiple means may seem like the best option, unfortunately this is the main cause for an applicant’s final award to diminish.   When it comes to compensation, it is important to note that you can only be compensated for the same incident once. Therefore, it is crucial that you choose…

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    Public Satisfaction with the NHS Sinks Dramatically

    The NHS has been struggling for a number of years now. The restricted funding from the Government with increased demand has escalated situations. However, this is now affecting the care that people are receiving from the NHS along with waiting times for treatment increasing to record high. Reports show that 41% of people are now…

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    Equality Act Case Studies for Autism Acceptance Week

    Under the Equality Act 2010 (EqA), autism and Asperger’s Syndrome are defined as disabilities, and employers have a responsibility under this Act to make any reasonable adjustments to remove disadvantage faced due to disability.   For Autism Acceptance Week 2022, I have put together some summaries on important and recent cases involving autism.   Mr…

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    Shrewsbury Maternity Negligence Scandal

    Shrewsbury maternity negligence scandal: better care might have saved 201 babies   Our experts at Oakwood Solicitors provide a breakdown of Shrewsbury maternity negligence scandal. A recent interim report has found that the Maternity services at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust were fixated on natural delivery and for the last 20 years, they have…

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