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1. www.nhs.uk › conditions › broken-fingerBroken finger or thumb - NHS

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   Find out how to tell if you have a broken finger or thumb, what you should do, and how long it takes to heal.

2. www.assh.org › handcare › conditionBroken Finger Tip: Signs & Treatment | The Hand Society

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   An x-ray may be taken to see if you've suffered a broken finger tip. Treatment of a finger tip injury depends on the severity. Some treatment options can include: Dressing (gauze, tape, sterile pad, etc.) Splints or metal pins. Surgery. Amputation. Here are examples of some injuries and how they may be treated:

3. www.gov.uk › government › newsMillions to take home more cash as Tipping laws come into force

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   Oct 1, 2024 · 1 October 2024. Laws to ensure workers keep all of their hard-earned tips comes into effect. Changes expected to boost wages by putting £200 million back in the pockets of workers. Comes ahead of...

4. www.wikihow.com › Determine-if-a-Finger-Is-BrokenHow to Determine if a Finger Is Broken: Symptoms & More - wikiHow

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   May 22, 2024 · Look for fracture symptoms like instant and acute pain, swelling and/or bruising, trouble bending the finger, or a finger bent at an odd angle. If you suspect a broken finger, visit your doctor or an emergency room for a physical examination and X-rays to confirm the diagnosis as soon as possible.

5. www.nhs.uk › conditions › cuts-and-grazesCuts and grazes - NHS

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   a cut is swollen, red and getting more painful or pus is coming out of it. a cut is larger than around 5cm (2 inches) you've cut yourself and also feel generally unwell or have a high temperature. You can call 111 or get help from 111 online.

6. www.rousepartners.co.uk › new-tipping-rulesNew tipping rules are here: What you need to know if you ...

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   Oct 1, 2024 · Check your tronc: If you use a tronc system make sure this meets the new rules and will be fit for purpose. Decide how you will keep records: Ensure you have a tips record keeping system in place, so that staff can request access to this information, as set out in the new law.

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   Should you tip someone for good service?

   • “When you tip someone for good service, you expect them to keep all their tip. They did the work - they deserve the reward. “This is just the first step of many in protecting workers and placing them at the heart of our economy. We will be introducing further measures on tipping to ensure workers get their fair share of tips.

   Millions to take home more cash as Tipping laws come into force - GOV…

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   What happens if a finger tip is broken?

   • You can also damage the nerve endings in the finger tips. Your doctor will ask you how the injury occurred. He or she will check for good blood supply and make sure you can still bend and straighten the finger. An x-ray may be taken to see if you've suffered a broken finger tip. Treatment of a finger tip injury depends on the severity.

   Broken Finger Tip: Signs & Treatment | The Hand Society

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   What do you need to know about the new tipping legislation?

   • In this article we summarise what you need to know about the new tipping legislation. When is the new tipping law coming in? Following the consultation on the new legislation and Code of Practice, the new tipping legislation (The Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023) will be launched from 1 October 2024.

   New tipping rules from October: What you need to know and how to

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   When does 'tips' come into effect?

   • It had originally been due to come into effect from July but was pushed back to 1 October 2024 to allow businesses more time to prepare. It applies for all businesses in England, Scotland and Wales collecting, allocating and paying tips, gratuities and service charges (referred to collectively as ‘tips’).

   New tipping rules from October: What you need to know and how to

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   How should tips be allocated?

   • Tips must be proven to be allocated amongst staff “fairly”, and a new Code of Practice will be written by Government and will be launched to provide practical guidance on how this can be managed. Guidance is likely to include things like having all staff in the same job role on the same weighting for tips. There is a lack of clarity on these rules.

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   Should employers be liable for tipping?

   • Most employers already pass on tips to the staff who earn them; however these laws will crack down on the minority of businesses who continue unacceptable tipping practices. Employers in the wrong could be made to pay fines or compensation to staff, with workers able to hold bosses fully accountable through employment tribunals.

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8. carpaltunnelpros.com › 2019/08/19 › is-my-fingerBroken Finger Tips - 5 Signs You Have a Broken Finger - HSST

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   Aug 19, 2019 · The most tell-tale symptom of a broken finger is immediate pain after the injury. If the pain and swelling prevent movement or use of the fingers, there’s crushed tissue or exposed bone, then you should seek medical attention.