Correct Manual Handling in the Workplace

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Manual handling means using force or physical exertion to move something, by means such as pushing, pulling, lifting, or carrying. Manual handling takes place continually in an early learning service, such as when lifting or carrying children, furniture, or other equipment. When not performed appropriately, manual handling can unfortunately lead to serious and long-term injuries for employees. These injuries impact both the employee as well as the early learning service which employs them. Therefore, it’s ...
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