Lone working blog from LONEALERT

Facebook knows your business, so is GPS-based lone worker protection really Big Brother?

Friday, 22 April 2016 10:06
Mathew Colley
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Mathew Colley, Sales & Marketing Manager at LONEALERT, discusses how GPS can protect lone workers - but why some staff still have their doubts If you want to find out how your best friend is spending their evening you probably only need to log on…

Lone and out of hours

Thursday, 17 March 2016 12:13
Mathew Colley
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Picture the scene: A huge warehouse building after dark; the day shift has packed up and gone home, the machines that spent the day whirring have ground to a halt and the lights have been dimmed to reduce overheads. It’s not the opening scene of…

Eurostar strike threat has had one positive outcome - that we’re all now talking about the issue of lone working

Wednesday, 02 March 2016 10:31
Mathew Colley
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When it comes down to it, the issue of lone working is not about job roles or functions. It’s not about experience or length of staff service. It’s not about hierarchy, titles or industries. And it’s not about pay scale either, for that matter. Lone…

Why it is important for organisations to have a blend of lone worker solutions available

Monday, 29 February 2016 00:00
Jackie Dolan
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First of all implementing a lone worker system will not on its own mitigate or remove risks. Most employers find that a lone worker system should form part of a total solution that also incorporates a practical lone working policy, safe systems of work, safe…