“This combination meant that the submarine’s commanding officer and its officer of the watch made safety-critical decisions that might have appeared rational to them at the time but were actually based on inaccurate information.”
Day: July 17, 2020
HOSPITALITY UNEMPLOYMENT CRISIS IF SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT DOES NOT FIGHT FOR JOBS
Jackie Baillie, MSP for Dumbarton Constituency, has warned that if the furlough scheme ends before a quality Jobs Guarantee Scheme is in place, thousands of workers in restaurants, bars and cafes could be laid off.
Welfare Hubs get the thumbs up from Health Board staff
The Hubs were created at the beginning of the pandemic to give all members of staff the space to relax and recuperate away from their work environments. They were based on international learning where hospital clinicians working directly with the impact of COVID-19 benefited significantly from dedicated relaxation areas.
Publisher to look at home working as yet another newspaper office goes on market
The Reach plc update did not state whether any such changes would be made in relation to editorial staff, although it revealed plans to move towards a “more centralised structure bringing together national and regional teams”.
Jackie Baillie MSP welcomes Census change to include Armed Forces community
Jackie Baillie MSP said: “ Having a better understanding of the profile and needs of veterans is a key part of making sure our public services are tailored for our armed forces community I welcome this historic change to the 2021 Census to include a question on the Armed Forces.”
High Court trials to resume with distanced jurors
Public will be denied access during pandemic Judges, advocates , sheriffs, the Court of Session and Dumbarton Sheriff Court. The judges are Lord Pentland and