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The Small Business Trade Association Forum is chaired by Frances Outram, one of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) Board’s non-executive members. It comprises representatives of Trade Associations and peak organisations that represent small businesses.
SBTAF is one of HSE's most important stakeholder groups and acts as a high level consultation resource on HSE policies, guidance and legislation.
Members are drawn from TAs (Trade Associations) representing predominantly small businesses across most sectors of the economy. SBTAF allows over 1 million small businesses to have their views represented in HSE policy-making.
Small Business Trade Association Forum Members Community
Members of the Forum can:
check meeting and agenda dates; read the latest from meetings; discuss ideas with other members; and make suggestions for improving this site
REPLYING TO MESSAGES FROM THE FORUM
If you reply to a Forum message your reply will be sent to all members. If you simply want to confirm your attendance send a separate e-mail to the person you want to contact
- You can send a message to the Forum Manager, Jill Hawthorne via sbtafcommunity-manager@
webcommunities.
hse.gov.uk
If you would like to joint this Web community, please e-mail sbtafcommunity-manager@
webcommunities.hse.gov.uk
Community Information
| Name | Small Business Trade Association Forum Members Community An online community for HSE’s Small Business Trade Association Forum (SBTAF) members. The community provides an environment for SBTAF members to access meeting papers and minutes, to share information and to discuss issues of interest or concern. It aims to facilitate communication with and between members of the SBTAF outside their regular, formal meetings. This is a closed community, whose membership is restricted to members of the SBTAF. |
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| Privacy | The community is visible to anyone. In order to join the community, people must either be invited or have their request to join approved by a community manager |
What's New
- Fee for Intervention - Dutyholder leaflet
Created by Jill Hawthorne (1 month ago) - SBTAF Papers 2012
Agendas; Minutes; Presentations; papers
Created by Jill Hawthorne (1 month ago) - Presentation by Gordon MacDonald: Cost recovery
Created by Jill Hawthorne (1 month ago) - Hot Topics 13 December 2012
MSD; RIDDOR; Night Shift Working
Created by Jill Hawthorne (1 month ago)
Privacy
The community is visible to anyone.
In order to join the community, people must either be invited or have their request to join approved by a community manager
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