Environment
Media Print Group claims print management carbon first
West Midlands-based print management company Media Print Group has achieved Carbon Balanced status, which certification partner PaperlinX believes makes it the the first UK print management company to...
Will forest pledge be enough to rehabilitate APP?
Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) promised to end to all deforestation across Indonesia in a new Forest Conservation Policy (FCP) published to a surprised, if not sceptical, world on 5 February.
Spending review receives mixed response
Industry heads have called for the government to maintain investment in business, following the Spending Review on Wednesday (26 June).
New work experience health and safety guidance welcomed
The BPIF has cautiously welcomed last week's government announcement that it is to "debunk health and safety myths" relating to taking on work experience students.
Company fined after worker injured by laminating kit
The Paper Pallet Company in Northants has been fined for safety breaches after a worker's hand was crushed in an unguarded laminating machine.
Temporary staff: the benefits of a helping hand
Leaner times mean smaller headcounts and, in many cases, that means hiring in temps to help cope with peak periods, but there are pitfalls to watch out for
Don't ignore warning signs of staff strife
Disciplinary and grievance.' Two words your average print boss will be none too fond of, standing as they do for pretty much everything that could go wrong with a company HR-wise.
Cyber crime is a problem that we all need to take seriously
If cyber crime is a term that has until now not pinged on your radar, things are about to change.
IP awarded Ecolabel for HP Everyday range
The HP Everyday Papers range, which is manufactured by International Paper (IP), has been certified under the EU Ecolabel scheme.
NTG fined following HSE investigation
NTG Papermill in Lancaster has been fined 10,000 following an accident in which the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) said a staff member could have been killed.