Higher rates of self-harm among ex-ADF members: AIHW report
This story contains information some readers may find distressing as it refers to suicide and self-harm. A higher…
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Work on your mind: how to address psychosocial hazards
There is an increasing number of workplaces reporting psychosocial hazards, and it is likely that many cases…
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Host organisations: Key to contractor safety and retention
Safety climates in host organisations influence onsite contractors’ safety behaviours, injuries and turnover intentions, according to international…
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How OHS management systems can fail neurodiverse workers
There is a risk that organisations’ OHS management systems could potentially fail neurodiverse workers because of…
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Surprise Fair Work inspections – Fast Food, Restaurant and Cafe Sector
Compliance across the fast food, restaurant and café sector is an ongoing focus for the Fair Work Ombudsman…
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Underground mine’s brake fade a timely cautionary tale
Brake fade can have serious consequences if not regularly taken into consideration, as four underground coal mine workers…
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Agriculture business fined $195,000 for quad bike injury
SafeWork NSW is urging farms to enforce safe quad bike use after a man was injured and an…
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Steel manufacturer fined $92,000 for safety failures
A steel manufacturer in Gippsland Victoria has been convicted and fined a total of $92,000 after three separate…
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Construction company enters into $291,800 EU after worker fall
A construction company in NSW recently entered into an enforceable undertaking worth $291,800 following an incident in which…
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Drilling company fined $385,000 for worker crush injury
A drilling and exploration company in Western Australia was recently fined $385,000 and ordered to pay $5105.20…