In the U.K. we have had an interesting winter so far and it's only mid December! Whilst our kids are loving the snow days, all of the adults I've spoken to say enough is enough this winter.

Slip and fall accidents cost employers more than 512 million annually according to The Health & Safety Executive. Developing a comprehensive spill response strategy can reduce slips and falls in your workplace and the costs associated with such accidents. My 7 step process can help:

Occupational safety and health is always the first priority in the workplace. Protecting your workers from potential danger and harm is important to ensure that you have a healthy and safe workforce to meet the goals of your company.

Among the many aspects involved with running a commercial kitchen, one that cannot be overlooked or compromised on is food safety and food safety training.

Winter is the most dangerous time of the year to drive because of the cold weather and poor visibility - it gets dark earlier, the low sun can obscure your view and fog can prevent you seeing more than a few feet in front of you.

Snow is not something you really want to drive on but sometimes it can't be helped. Following a few safety tips will help you cope with the slippery conditions better.