Should It Be Law for Lone Workers to Have Personal Safety Devices?

There's almost certainly that working alone can be an unsafe business. Prominent cases have featured exactly how laden with threat being a solitary laborer can be.

Not long ago, a report inferred that 22-year-old psychological well-being laborer Ashleigh Ewing ought not have been working alone when she was wounded to death by a distrustful schizophrenic patient in Newcastle.

For another situation in Scotland, gamekeeper Douglas Armstrong passed on after he slammed his quad bicycle. It was 52 hours before anybody saw he was missing in light of the fact that there was no framework for him to report in toward the finish of a move and he didn't have a cell phone to call for help.

Be that as it may, maybe the best known instance of a solitary laborer biting the dust in disastrous conditions is that of home specialist Suzy Lamplugh, who vanished in 1986 after she went to meet a customer at an unfilled house.

Right up 'til today, her body has never been found. In any case, her folks were resolved that her passing would not be futile and they set up the Suzy Lamplugh Trust in her memory, to feature and limit the dangers representatives confront while working without anyone else.