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Depression Inside the Workplace – Neglected and Underestimated

Posted by Robert O'Neill

depositphotos_4772028_m- work resizeAccording to the findings of a new survey, an increasing number of workers all over Australia feel that their working environment is mentally unhealthy. This causes members of the workforce to take more number of sick days because of stress, anxiety and depression.

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Topics: Blog, Occupational Health and Wellbeing

Investigations Regarding Safety of Indigenous Workers at Inpex Project

Posted by Robert O'Neill

thumb_indigenous workersThe Australian federal government is currently conducting an investigation regarding several allegations concerning indigenous workers who are employed as trainees on a LNG project worth $34 billion. The participants claimed that they were provided with false certificates in order for them to operate hazardous machineries without proper training in accordance with the Indigenous Employment Program (IEP).

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Topics: Blog, Occupational Health and Wellbeing

Australian Retailers' Plea for Work Safety

Posted by Robert O'Neill

retailers safety christmasInspectors at WorkSafe Victoria have made an ocular inspection among retail stores in Victoria. Shop owners of these stores were guided about work safety in time for the rush of holiday season.

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Topics: Blog, Occupational Health and Wellbeing

Body Vibration: Burdening Workers with Muscle Fatigue and Injury

Posted by Robert O'Neill

vibration syndromeA contributing factor to most Australian labourers' muscle fatigue, stiffness and work injuries is whole body vibrations (WBV) which are due to high amplitude jolts and shocks.

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Topics: Blog, Occupational Health and Wellbeing

Great new eBook on safety culture

Posted by Robert O'Neill

thumb_3d-e-bookWe are pleased to release our new free eBook. Keeping your Business in Business with a positive safety culture, what you should know about and how to start. The book describes the current thinking around advanced risk management, some insights into how safety professionals approach safety culture and what organisations should know about the process and where to begin on the pathway to a resilient organisation.

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Topics: Blog, Occupational Health and Wellbeing