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Time is running out to enter Brake's UK Fleet Champions Awards 2024 - Vimarsana News

Time is running out to enter Brake's UK Fleet Champions Awards 2024

Fleet operators, suppliers, manufacturers and individuals are being invited to champion their road safety achievements.

Reflections on our Responsible Scaling Policy - Vimarsana News

Reflections on our Responsible Scaling Policy

Last summer we published our first Responsible Scaling Policy (RSP), which focuses on addressing catastrophic safety failures and misuse of frontier models. In adopting this policy, our primary goal is to help turn high-level safety concepts into practical guidelines for fast-moving technical organizations and demonstrate their viability as possible standards. As we operationalize the policy, we expect to learn a great deal and plan to share our findings. This post shares reflections from implementing the policy so far.

Driver offences and own-fault claims halved by Willmott Dixon Group - Vimarsana News

Driver offences and own-fault claims halved by Willmott Dixon Group

Willmott Dixon Group has cut the number of driver-related own-fault insurance claims by 51% since 2021.

Case Management Focus: It's National Nurses Week - Celebrating Nurses! - Vimarsana News

Case Management Focus: It's National Nurses Week - Celebrating Nurses!

Case Management Focus: It's National Nurses Week -- Celebrating Nurses! | Workerscompensation.com

EIU optimistic Ghana's debt-carrying capacity could easily improve in future - Vimarsana News

EIU optimistic Ghana's debt-carrying capacity could easily improve in future

“But in the case of Zambia and Ghana, this disincentive mechanism has not really been affected at all. Because both are commodity exporting countries and with high export prices means its debt current capacity can be easily improved in the future and creditors want to build these contingencies into their deals with sovereigns and that has caused delays for Ghana and bondholders”, he stated.