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Contents INTRODUCTION 7 MAIN FINDIN
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PART ONE Legal Regulation v Volunta
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self-regulation through the adoptio
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• A number of studies evaluating
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Gap in the law Yet despite the impo
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By September 2002 the Government ha
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Conclusion In conclusion, the Green
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effectiveness of safety representat
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Chapter Four Conclusion There is ve
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PARTS TWO & THREE Strategies to sec
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A recent HSE discussion paper illus
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Chapter Five The Health and Safety
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Support for these findings comes fr
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Gray and Scholz attempt to understa
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perceived low level of current fine
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Chapter Six The Implications for th
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five times greater than if one had
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Select Committee on Work and Pensio
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The evidence reviewed in part two s
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health risk management between “a
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The relationship between knowledge
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