Redgrave's Health and Safety Book

This publication was first marked as out of print on 15/03/07. This edition of "Redgrave" has surfaced as a result of numerous legal developments in the health and safety field, both in the form of national legislation and case law. This edition of "Redgrave" includes expanded coverage of Scottish case law and every practitioner serious about health and safety relies on "Redgrave's Health & Safety" for expert guidance on the subject. This edition of "Redgrave" brings you: coverage of important legislation, such as the "Six Pack" of regulations which govern all working establishments in the country; commentary on significant Acts and regulations, for example the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999, the Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare Regulations 1992 and the Health and Safety Act 1974); and reference to both English and Scottish cases. Key cases covered include: Beck v United Closures and Plastics Ltd (2001 - 'workplace'); Cross v Highlands and Islands Enterprises (2001 - risk assessments); R v Nelson Group (Maintenance) Ltd (1998 - 'reasonably practicable'); and, R v F Howe & Sons (1999 - guidance on fines). The book offers regular updates by way of annual supplements, and a thorough source of fully annotated materials with additional commentary from the general editor. It is up-to-date with legislative and case law developments. Since its first edition in 1878, "Redgrave's Health & Safety" has been considered a practical research tool, unrivalled in providing complete up-to-date coverage of health and safety legislation and case law developments. This new edition is no exception and, organised in its usual user-friendly format, keeps you informed of all the changes that have occurred since the last edition in 1998. It is also the preferred text of the Health and Safety Executive. In a nutshell, "Redgrave": now includes more annotations to the regulations; provides greater reference to case law; is the only work of its kind that sets out all the legislation, with cross-references to the definitions; and, includes concise commentaries on the case law - all this in one handy volume.Read More