Patients will be assessed for risk after the murder of an ambulance worker
Following the murder of an ambulance worker in Harmånger, Region Stockholm plans to implement a risk assessment system for patients to enhance the safety of ambulance personnel.
Public Smartphones for All Staff: Reforming Work Styles in Harima Town, Hyogo
Harima Town in Hyogo Prefecture plans to distribute public smartphones to all teachers and staff in its elementary and junior high schools to enhance safety and reform work styles.
Four thieves burst into a dealership and threatened to kill a small girl in front of the employees
A violent robbery occurred at a dealership in González Catán, Argentina, where four armed thieves threatened staff and a young girl during the raid.
IL: Night alerts from elderly care home not heard for over a year – elderly person alerted for help 11 times and died
A new alert system at an elderly care home in Espoo, Finland, failed to notify staff for over a year, resulting in a resident's death after multiple emergency calls went unheard.
Two staff stabbed after US contractor used Kia Carnival to transfer Australian immigration detainee: ‘You might as well hire an Uber’
Two staff members were stabbed by an immigration detainee being transported in an unsecured Kia Carnival, raising serious safety concerns regarding the private contractor used by the Australian government.
VIDEO: Supermarket BH shelves collapse during business hours in Cariacica
A shelf collapsed at Supermercados BH in Cariacica, Brazil, but no injuries were reported as the situation was promptly managed by staff.
Iltalehti: Elderly night alarms were not heard in Attendo care home in Espoo for over a year
At the Attendo Olarinpuisto care home in Espoo, elderly night-time alarms went unheard for over a year due to insufficient registration of staff in a new alert system.
IL reveals: Shocking information about a controversial nursing home – Elderly night alarms went unheard for over a year
A Finnish nursing home failed to respond to elderly night alarms for over a year due to inadequate registration of a new alarm system by night staff, putting residents' safety at risk.
Signal Testing Conducted at 'Galerija Centrs' on Friday Morning
A routine test of the fire safety systems at 'Galerija Centrs' shopping center in Latvia caused alarm sirens to sound on Friday morning, but there was no actual threat to visitors or staff.
Long since exceeded the limits of Öldusel School staff
Staff at Öldusel School in Reykjavík have reportedly exceeded safety limits and faced health risks due to the removal of safety measures during construction work.
Fir Vale Academy update as several staff and students injured at Sheffield school
Several staff and students at Fir Vale Academy in Sheffield were injured during an altercation that led to police intervention.
One month after the assault on guards at Aix-Luynes prison, knives continue to circulate in the cells
A month after a violent attack on prison guards at Aix-Luynes, knives are still being found in the cells, raising concerns about security and staff safety.
Where to Place Dangerous Offenders? There is a Lack of Space and Staff in Detention Facilities
A report highlights the issues surrounding dangerous offenders being placed in detention facilities in Czechia, emphasizing a lack of capacity and personnel.
Employers urged to test staff for their SNORING as they could be seriously unsafe
Experts suggest that employers should screen workers for obstructive sleep apnoea to reduce safety risks related to excessive daytime sleepiness.
DGCA has 'wings' but no 'staff', 40% of positions are vacant, a major revelation in RTI
An RTI response reveals that the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in India is facing a staffing crisis, with 40% of positions unfilled, coinciding with an increase in aviation accidents.
South Africa: Suspected IT Cable Fire At Cape Town International Halts International Flights
A suspected cable fire at Cape Town International Airport has led to the suspension of international flights, though all passengers and staff are safe.
Collision between kindergarten bus and passenger car, multiple children transported by ambulance in Fukuoka, Onaga
A collision between a kindergarten bus and a passenger car in Onaga, Fukuoka, resulted in nine children and four staff members being transported to the hospital.
After a wave of robberies, several grocery stores hire security guards
In response to a recent surge in robberies, multiple grocery stores in East Jutland have begun employing security personnel to enhance safety for staff and customers.
Five employees received personal alarms after threats at the nursing home
Five employees at the Granliden nursing home received personal alarms due to escalating conflicts, including threats of violence, necessitating police involvement.
And Monaldi admits: never had a unique protocol for organ transplants
An audit at the Monaldi hospital reveals significant deficiencies in the organ transplant protocols, including lack of a standardized approach and untrained staff.
Crisis meetings on work stoppage for ambulance personnel
Ambulance staff in Region Stockholm have been prevented from responding to patients who have previously threatened or been violent towards them, leading to a work stoppage initiative and inspection by the Work Environment Authority.
Beatings, threats, and attacks: A school in Jelgava district has been unable to resolve the behavior of an aggressive student for years
Ozolnieki secondary school in Latvia has been facing ongoing violence from an aggressive student, prompting fear among students and staff, with incidents including physical attacks and threats of severe violence.
Mob besieges Benin FRSC office
An angry mob attacked the Benin Toll Gate Unit Command Office of the Federal Road Safety Corps, leading to one driver’s death and critical injuries among staff, prompting a swift response from security forces.
Umeå Municipality on criminal suspicions against school staff: "Feel immense anger"
Umeå Municipality expressed deep anger following police reports of criminal suspicions against a detained school employee, emphasizing their commitment to student safety.
Municipal Guard of Rio: only permanent staff will be armed in the elite division
The city of Rio de Janeiro has announced that only permanent Municipal Guard officers will be armed in a new elite division, excluding temporary agents from carrying firearms.
Millions spent on building, yet the roof collapsed like paper! Plaster fell from the Agra Fort Station
A major incident was averted at Agra Fort Railway Station when the plaster from the ceiling of the TTE waiting room suddenly fell, narrowly missing three staff members.
Student threatened murder. The school did not warn us, say employees
Employees claim the school failed to warn them about a student's murder threat.
Bomb threat against French party office
A bomb threat led to the evacuation of the leftist party office of La France Insoumise in Paris, with police on-site ensuring the safety of party members and staff.
Man shot after threatening customers and police at supermarket in Jundiaí
A man was shot by police after threatening customers and staff with a knife at a supermarket in Jundiaí, Brazil.
Crime: More Security on Trains
A German politician proposes access restrictions at train stations to enhance safety following rising incidents of aggression against railway staff.
Bad Griesbach: Bank Institution Robbed - Suspect Arrested
A suspect has been arrested following an attempted robbery at a bank branch in Bad Griesbach, Germany, where he allegedly threatened staff with a gun.
Company behind fatal outback plane crash has operating licence cancelled
The Australian aerial surveillance company AGAIR has had its operating licence cancelled following a plane crash in which three staff members died.
The anxiety that goes with heightened school security measures
Heightened security measures in schools due to recent violence are causing anxiety among students, parents, and staff in Canada, particularly following a mass shooting incident.
F.A.Z. Early Thinkers: What Does the Security Summit of the Railway Bring?
The article discusses the agenda of the Safety Summit of the Railways, which includes focusing on protecting staff and the implications of major global discussions.
Fined about 23 thousand krónur due to the methanol poisoning case
The families of two Australian teenage girls who died from methanol poisoning after consuming contaminated alcohol in Laos express shock at the minimal penalty imposed on the hotel's staff responsible for the beverages.
It seems to matter what position people hold
The article discusses the critical situation in Iceland's emergency department, emphasizing the impact of personnel positions on addressing the issues within the department.
Several workers injured in violent incidents in state-run children's homes – security measures intensified
State-run children's homes in Finland have seen multiple serious violent incidents recently, leading to injuries among staff and heightened security measures.
Railway Workers’ Representative Ralf Damde: A Bodycam for Every Train Conductor – Thanks to This Man
Ralf Damde, a prominent railway workers’ representative in Germany, advocates for bodycams for train conductors to enhance their safety amid rising incidents of violence against staff.
Safety in the Railway: More Train Staff Could Be Expensive
The German railway union is calling for increased staffing in trains to enhance safety, especially following a violent incident involving a train attendant.
UNRWA Commissioner: We have reduced services in Gaza by 20% and our employees work with less protection
The UNRWA Commissioner announced a 20% reduction in services in Gaza due to funding crises and increased pressures, stating that staff are facing more dangers.
Bike lane debate returns to Halifax council as staff told to look for alternatives
Halifax council debated the future of bike lanes, focusing on alternatives to the proposed All Ages and Abilities network, amidst growing concerns over cyclist safety and infrastructure costs.
Describing untenable conditions and demanding immediate action
Emergency department staff at Landspítali in Iceland have gathered to demand immediate action on working conditions and patient safety due to serious ongoing issues.
Emergency calls from staff and secret phones
Staff at the Landspítali emergency room in Iceland are expressing concerns about safety due to inadequate conditions at the hospital.
The Odontotos was immobilized with 77 passengers in Kalavryta
The Odontotos train was immobilized due to a malfunction near Niamata, carrying 77 passengers and 8 staff members, prompting a rescue operation.
Emergency Room Staff Fear for Their Health and Safety
Emergency room staff at Landspítali are concerned for their health and safety due to inadequate infection control measures and worsening working conditions.
Bloody shooting at a remote school in Canada: Two hours behind barricades in the classroom
A shooting incident occurred at a remote school in Canada, leaving students and staff barricaded in a classroom for two hours.
Staff at the emergency department fear for their safety
Staff members at the emergency department of Landspítali in Iceland express concerns about their safety amid overwhelming pressure and threat to patient care.
Daughter abused: Parents raise accusations against Europa-Park
The parents of a girl claim that Europa-Park staff neglected to assist during her abduction and alleged sexual abuse at the Rulantica water park.
Parents of Melbourne methanol-poisoning victims ‘shocked’ by $185 fines handed to Laos hostel staff
The parents of two Melbourne teenagers who died from methanol poisoning in Laos are outraged by the $185 fines given to hostel staff responsible for serving them the toxic drinks.
Boy, 14, 'restrained by staff and arrested' after knife incident at Jersey school
A 14-year-old boy was arrested following a knife-related incident at Haute Vallée secondary school in Jersey, which left one student with a minor hand injury.