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Pay survey 2011
Adam Geldman analyses the trends of our biggest data sample ever in this year's survey of salaries and conditions, which received more than 1200 responses.

Only connection: social media for professionals
Social networks such as Twitter have professional uses too. Bridget Leathley suggests safety professionals can get the best out of them and offers advice on networking etiquette.

A little less compensation
Pat Perry looks at what the government and insurers are doing to try to reduce the cost to business of vexatious personal injury claims.

Case study: DFDS Seaways - safer harbour
We visit a Lincolnshire freight terminal to find out how it overhauled policies to cut accident rates dramatically.

A matter of substance
There's free help available for employers who experience difficulties with workers' behaviour because of alcohol or drugs use, writes John Griffiths.

NEBOSH revision article: return to the source
In his NEBOSH Diploma series Lawrence Bamber goes back to the legislative fount and reminds candidates of the organisations' duties under the Health and Safety at Work Act.

Phoenix from the ashes
Becky Allen reports on the businesses that have taken advantage of pre-pack administration to avoid financial penalties following major safety breaches.

Hall of learning: expo preview
Training and development will feature strngly at this year's Expo and some providers will be running competitions as well as offering their expertise.

Suited and booted: expo preview
Personal protective equipment has always been a well-represented sector at the exhibition, and this year is no exception says Richenda Wilson.

Health support: expo preview
From reducing work-related stress to measuring vibration, health-related products, services and advice will be showcased at this year's trade fair.

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