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Noise is a topic of workplace law, which changed significantly in 2005, following the introduction of new European directives on that and other physical agents. The new provisions were transposed into UK legislation through the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 with necessary transitional arrangements for industries where immediate compliance would be difficult. The changed noise provisions have particular implications for the leisure and entertainment industry, especially for live musicians, and employee noise exposure in pubs and clubs.

"Noise is caused by rapid fluctuations in the pressure of air (or other gaseous media) which affect the human body"

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