A cleaning company has been found guilty of Corporate Manslaughter following the death of a worker in March 2012. To read more click here: http://www.nfps.info/_blog/NFPS_Blog/post/sixth-corporate-manslaughter-conviction/
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Pain Compliance Techniques With Children Are Not Illegal
In a recent blog post I mentioned that I had recently met with a Government appointed panel of ‘experts’, the IRAP, who told me, quite enthusiastically, that it is illegal for anyone to use a physical technique with a child…
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Free Webinar if You are Thinking of Becoming a Restraint Trainer
Tagged with: arrest and restraint, corporate manslaughter, Free Live Restraint Webinar, Mark Dawes, NFPS, NFPS Ltd, physical intervention training, physical restraint training, Positional Asphyxia, postural asphyxiation, reasonable force, Understanding Reasonable Force, Use of Force
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More Corporate Manslaughter Prosecutions
The fourth and fifth companies have been found guilty of charges of Corporate Manslaughter resulting in one judge commenting: “I propose to fine the company every penny that it has. I have no greater power to do anything other than…
Supreme Court Ruling on Non-Delegable Duty of Care
A recent ruling from the UK’s highest court, the Supreme Court, has paved the way for the family of a brain damaged girl to pursue compensation from a local education authority and this ruling has major implications for any organisation…
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