When the Fair Work Commission started to accommodate concerns related to bullying earlier this year, it was observed that there has already been a constant stream of bullying complaints being filed.
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Topics: Incident and Performance Management, Blog
A coroner recently advised the mining industry to strictly adopt and implement the use of wireless sensing equipment for tyre pressure, this after the reported death of a miner in 2010.
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Topics: Hazard and Risk Management, Blog
Underground WA mine sites are recording hazardous levels of cancer-causing diesel emissions that continue to raise the health and safety fears of the state’s tens and thousands of underground miners.
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For the second year in a row and based on a per capital income, serious injuries reported on ACT constructions sites continue to rise. This came two years after a major report on surrounding site safety called for a considerable reduction of 35 percent.
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Topics: Blog, Reviews, Audits and Inspections
To immediately address the scourge of bullying in the workplace, a conference was organised to call the federal government to empower the Fair Work Commission, the industrial umpire, to financially compensate victims and their respective families for all the damages incurred from workplace bullying.
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Topics: Authority and Commitment, Blog
