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City Nickers

By Paperstone on 7 May 2009 in Health & Safety, Office Workers with 0 Comments

An poll conducted by InfoSecurity Europe has found that 37% of employees working in the City of London said they would steal sensitive data from their employer if they were offered enough money. Researchers from the security firm questioned 600 commuters in the London Underground on matters of company information and job security and discovered […]

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Toilet Roll The Object of Choice for Discerning Office Thieves

By Paperstone on 23 April 2009 in Health & Safety, Janitorial, Office Workers with 0 Comments

A poll of British workers conducted by the the confidential data destruction company, Shred Easy, has found that, not pens or notepads but toilet rolls are the most stolen product from the workplace. Tea bags and copier Paper are also popular with office scavengers. More seriously, so are USB sticks. Jim Watson, Managing Director of […]

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Office Supply News Catch-up, Part Two

By Paperstone on 19 March 2009 in Health & Safety, Office Supplies, Office Workers with 0 Comments
Office Supply News Catch-up, Part Two

Health and Safety Executive launches work-related stress website The HSE last month launched a revamped website aimed at tackling the consequences of work-related stress. The improved portal provides employers and staff with a range of information on stress in the workplace, an exigency that can have serious implications for a businesses’ performance as well as […]

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Safe bet?

By Paperstone on 27 February 2009 in Health & Safety with 0 Comments

One market that hasn’t suffered in the ongoing crisis of capitalism is that for safes. The sale of household safes surged following Northern Rock’s troubles and has continued to rise. Evidently the £50,000 guarantee on bank savings is not reassuring enough for some of us. Consumer organisations such as Which? recommend that for large amounts […]

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