Below is a link to a written Q&A following on from an October 2020 law update webinar for SHP Online, in which Simon Joyston-Bechal answered Covid-19 questions on: returning to the workplace; rules for self-isolating employees; risk assessments for working from home; and flaws in relying upon a negative test as an indicator that someone won't be infectious.
The link below takes you to a webinar published on 18 May 2020 as part of Safety and Health Expo Digital Week, in which Dr Simon Joyston-Bechal discusses:
- Reporting under RIDDOR
- Managing difficult decisions relating to COVID-19
- Could we be prosecuted for COVID-19 exposures?
- Can we keep operating if we are struggling with social distancing?
- Working from home – how far do our duties extend?
- Statutory inspections – what if we are running behind?
- Returning to work
The link below is to an article published in Safety & Health Practitioner (SHP online) on 5 May 2020, in which Dr Simon Joyston-Bechal advises on legal requirements in planning the return to work:
The link below take you to a webinar for Posturite on 1 May 2020, in which Simon Joyston-Bechal discusses with Katherine Metters the health and safety legal requirements on returning to work in the office after the lockdown:
This link is to a 14 May 2020 webinar by Simon Joyston-Bechal for Posturite, which was an update on the above webinar with more time to answer the numerous questions:
Below is a link to a Q&A following on from an April 2020 law update webinar for Barbour/Informa, in which Simon Joyston-Bechal answered questions on responding to Covid-19 and working from home.
This link is to a webinar for Posturite on 19 March 2020, in which Simon Joyston-Bechal discusses with Katherine Metters the health and safety legal issues concerning working from home during the lockdown:
The link below is to an article published in SHP online on 11 March 2020, in which Simon Joyston-Bechal provides a methodology for dealing with difficult Covid-19 related conundrums: