Same-level workplace falls set to rise among older female workforce
Same-level falls in the workplace are set to rise amid rapid growth in the numbers of older female…
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Regulators issue reminders about child safety in the workplace
SafeWork NSW recently issued a reminder to employers about the dangers of taking children to workplaces such as…
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Research suggests “more ambition” is needed to improve workplace wellbeing
There is no evidence that individual-level mental health interventions such as mindfulness, resilience and stress management, relaxation classes,…
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Developing a return to work plan: A guide and template
Download DOCX – 673.24 KB Download PDF – 828.9 KB Developing a return to work plan in collaboration…
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Updates to the model Code of Practice: Managing the risks of plant in the workplace
Safe Work Australia has updated the model Code of Practice: Managing the risks of plant in the workplace…
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“Renovation roulette” asbestos warning for home renovations
Tradespeople and property managers have been urged by Australia’s Asbestos Education Committee to respect the dangers of asbestos…
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SMEs struggling with psychological risk management regulations
One of the most common OHS-related challenge for businesses in Western Australia is adapting to a new suite…
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Shed company fined $90,000 after roof fall
A shed company in Victor Harbor, South Australia, has been fined $90,000 after a worker fell through a…
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Safety and HR teams work together to tackle psychosocial risks
While there is increased awareness of how psychological health can impact workers, some of the largest companies and…
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Shift work and long hours increase risk of preterm birth
Shift work and working long hours significantly increase the chances of preterm birth, however, most work roles can…