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Alcohol and drug misuse has a huge impact on both individuals and employers. It not only affects workplace productivity but workers who misuse alcohol or drugs are several times more likely to be involved in a workplace accident. This course will cover both your employer’s and your own responsibilities to help keep everyone safe. Read more

Businesses have a duty to ensure they are not used to further financial crime. This course explains what money laundering is, how to spot suspicious activity, how to report these suspicions, and the consequences of not reporting. Read more

Bribery and corruption can affect both organisations and individuals. This course will help you to understand the four offences under the Bribery Act, and identify what measures you need to take to prevent bribery and corruption in your organisation. Read more

Your business can only defend itself against corruption and bribery charges if you take adequate, preventative measures. This course covers six principles outlined by The Bribery Act 2010, that should help you set up an appropriate anti-bribery policy and procedures. Read more

Asbestos is the largest single cause of occupational ill health, not just in the UK but throughout the world. In the UK alone there are over 4500 asbestos related deaths every year. This course is aimed at those who come across asbestos materials in their roles, or who work in buildings where asbestos is present. Read more

We have all had moments when we wondered if we could have been a little more direct, forward or assertive. Within this course we will look at how assertive you are and the practical steps that you can take to improve this. Read more

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