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    Commissioner’s Office (ICO), which has responsibility for overseeing the Freedom of Information Act and the regulation of interception of communications under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000. As an employer and a business owner of free from foods I have responsibilities to ensure your employees ' personal details are respected and properly protected e.g. IN number, date of birth, bank account details etc. Also I have to ensure that customer’s information is secure since it is an online business

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    at the underside of America at the time you’d see how many huge problems there really are in this growing country. If I had a million dollars to devote to the most pressing issues I would put it toward deforestation, child labor, and health and food safety. The most important issue that I will give $600,000 of the $1million to is child labor. Child labor is very dangerous for kids because of the unsafe working conditions. In the document it says,”While I was in the region, two breaker boys of 15

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    Studymode HSC Assessment 2029 Meet food safety requirements when providing food and drink. Outcome 1 1. List potential hazards when preparing, serving, cleaning away or storing food and drink. Be careful not to cut yourself with sharp knives, or burn yourself with hot oil or hot water. Keep chemicals stored in separate area from foods. Keep the date opened on containers or leftovers, do not use past safe date (varies by type of foods). Ensure food is covered to prevent pests such as flies

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    The hygiene of street food is always under maintained by vendors. Flies and mosquitoes are flying nearby. For washing soiled dishes, for preparing food or for hand washing water from same bucket is used. The global burden of infectious diarrhoea involves 3-5 billion cases and nearly 1.5 million deaths annually, mainly in young children, due to diarrhoeal disease caused by contaminated food and water. CD alert, Monthly Newsletter of National Centre for Disease Control, Directorate General of Health

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    Legionella. Food Safety Act 1990 The requirements of this act apply to any area where food is prepared, stored or eaten. Control is required to ensure that the risks of any infection, as a result of bad handling of food, are minimised. Local and central government employ staff to inspect premises without any advance notice. (Environmental Health Officers). Food hygiene In many health care environments there may be infection control responsibilities under the Food Safety Act 1990 and the Food Safety

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    decrease in the death toll of Americans is because the establishment of The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). The USDA was founded in 1862 by President Lincoln, and within fifty years the FDA was founded in 1906 when the Pure Food and Drugs Act was passed.1, 2 Since their establishments, the USDA and FDA have both expanded their jurisdictions in attempt to make the food system safer for Americans. The responsibilities include the inspection of

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    manage these risks. A proper Risk Management can effectively manage and reduce risks. For Children’s Day, there are several noticeable Health and Safety issues pertaining to the event because much more kids and minors will present on the event. In order to know what risks need to be managed and controlled, it is necessary to pre-plan Event Health & Safety – with a focus on hazard register. The following table (Table 4-1) illustrates the hazard register for this event (Event Risk Assessment Example

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    Abstract The health and economic impact of food spoilage to both consumers and producers are enormous, it has a detrimental effect on the consumer's health and negatively impacts the bottom line of the producers. In the past monitoring of food quality are done using a sensor which observes changes in temperature, releases of gases which are not effective and every year million health cases result from food spoilage. This paper introduces an intelligent monitoring system that uses NFC based sensor

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    QUESTION ONE What are the main regulations covering the establishment of a day care centre? Every childcare facility should be registered by their local authority as well as OFSTED. The main purpose of the register is to provide information about the day care services in the area to parents and employers. The way in which the register is kept should be decided by each local authority and in doing so the following points should be taken into account. The register should be compiled so that child-minders

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    contamination regarding re-usable take-out food containers, particularly the stainless steel tiffin containers, being brought in to food service establishments by customers. In addition, there is no legislation in BC that explicitly prohibits the act of customers bringing in their own containers for take-out food. Hence, this project has used Glo Germtm to determine the potential of spreading disease through tiffin containers to various surfaces in a food service establishment. The results in this

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