Developing a company eyecare policy – your options and legal obligations

The Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992, which were amended in 2002, place a responsibility on employers to attend to the eyecare of VDU users.

While many employers find that the regulations are beneficial in helping them to address eye health at work, the take up of eye tests remains lower than originally anticipated.

This is in large part due to misunderstandings concerning the regulations by employers and employees.

So what does this really mean for employers, what do they need to know about complying and what options are available to help them meet their obligations?

Find out how to develop and manage an eyecare policy with Accor’s complimentary white paper – exploring all the issues with practical tips, case studies and advice.

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