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Warehousing and Storage : Shared Premises

Health and safety duties are placed upon employers and employees under The Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974. In shared premises, the particular responsibilities this law imposes will effectively be shared in accordance with who has control over different aspects of the building. What needs to be remembered is that this law takes precedence and therefore care needs to be taken to ensure that good standards are maintained and any ambiguities about responsibilities for matters such as waste and cleaning need to be resolved.

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