EVENT DIARY

Hazards 2010- Keele University 9th -11th July 2010

The premier annual event for safety reps is being organised by Greater Manchester Hazards Centre (GMHC).

Click here for a form to nominate someone for an 'Alan' Award 2010

For a Sponsorship appeal click here.

Workers Memorial Day: Wednesday 28 April 2010
'Remember the Dead: Fight for the Living' in North West

Manchester 2010 flyer

Preston 2010 flyer

Merseyside Unite 2010 flyer

2 .3 million people are killed worldwide by work each year and up 50,000 in the UK. Families of those killed, Hazards Campaigners and Unions worldwide this year are reminding governmnet and public that:"Unions make work safer".

Families Against Corporate Killers see www.fack.org.uk

GM Hazards Centre welcome UK government recognition of WMD this year!

Every year more people are killed at work than in wars. Most don't die of mystery ailments, or in tragic "accidents". They die because an employer decided their safety just wasn't that important a priority. Up to 1, 500 people die each year in UK in work-related incidents and up to 50,000 die from work related diseases. Now the UK willremember them on this day, as they do in other countries, and by doing so reduce this slaughter. For latest H&S stats click here, http://www.shponline.co.uk/article.asp?article_id=8265&viewcomment=1

For Safety Reps Guide to organising for WMD click here.

For background leaflet to WMD click here

Car Stickers click here for order form or contact GMHC mail@gmhazards.org.uk for prices.

Forget me knot ribbons click here for order form or contact GMHC mail@gmhazards.org.uk

Free 2010 Poster A3 and A4 ( to see one click here) from GMHC mail@gmhazards.org.uk

Tell us if you are organising an event.

Also tell us if you know of any work-related deaths in the North West and if you have lost a member of your family or a friend due to work, remember them at the TUC on-line WMD book.

More information see TUC , Hazards Magazine, Centre for Corporate Accountability,  and Hazards Campaign  and your own union websites