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Hi, how would you describe a person or what they do when they take, for example, a health and safety regulation and use it to avoid doing something? Nobody really expects everything at work to be ideal in every way - we're at work, not a bubble in paradise. There are reasonable expectations of some discomfort that we have to put up with, aren't there?
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How would you describe such a person? You obviously have someone and something in mind.Lawyer (solicitor) - retired from practice, now supervising solicitor in a university law clinic. I do not advise by private message.
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Is the person someone who has a special position in relation to the HSE regulation?
If so, it may be 'misconduct in public office', but whether it would fall into that category requires a clear definition of the role/duty.CAVEAT LECTOR
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