All businesses have a duty of care to protect their people, especially when their teams are travelling for work.

The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) draft bill, commonly known as Martyn’s Law, is undergoing pre-legislative review by the Home Affairs Select Committee.

If you are running a business, going on a school trip or organising a community event – you are probably required to carry out risk assessments...

When approaching risk assessments at your place of work, you might be wondering, “are there actually benefits to formal risk assessments?”.

RiskPal has multiple features that ease risk assessment workflow and bolster organisational risk management.

RiskPal is an enabler rather than end-to-end solution to achieving the ISO 31030 guidance.

A risk assessment process should be applied to all forms of work travel, this lead us to explore how ISO 31030 is relevant to risk assessment.

Getting started with ISO 31030 can be a daunting prospect. But it need not seem like a mountain to climb and most organisations will already have many of the components in place.

ISO 31030 provides guidance for travel risk management. It was published in 2021 and provides an “umbrella framework to encourage more joined-up and collective ownership of travel risk”.