What happens when workplace rules clash?
The Fair Work Commission (FWC) recently dealt with a case involving a worker who challenged their dismissal, arguing that it was unfair.
What happens when workplace rules clash? Read More »
The Fair Work Commission (FWC) recently dealt with a case involving a worker who challenged their dismissal, arguing that it was unfair.
What happens when workplace rules clash? Read More »
A business manager has been convicted and placed on a Community Corrections Order after dishonestly claiming $114,952 in workers compensation payments while secretly working a full-time job.
Man convicted over $114,000 compensation fraud Read More »
An Adelaide demolition company has been convicted and fined more than $140,000 after its excavator brought down a 415 voltage overhead powerline, exposing the operator to risk of death or serious injury.
Demolition company fined $140,000 after excavator hits powerlines Read More »
No-one will know what led orchard worker and grandfather Falaniko Ah Lin to drive a cherry picker into a 33,000 volt overhead power line.
Electrocuted orchard worker: WorkSafe and coroner at odds about accident Read More »
The death of a 70-year-old worker on his second shift in January 2022 has led to hundreds of thousands of fines against two companies for their work health and safety negligence.
Two companies fined $415,000 after fatal workplace accident Read More »
Old equipment repurposed by businesses must be safe to use, WorkSafe New Zealand says, following sentencing of a Rotorua company whose modified crane became a weapon that changed the life of a teenage contractor.
Dodgy Crane Safety Inflicts Misery For Teen Worker Read More »
The NSW Minns Labor Government will continue its mission to ensure workers have strong laws and a tough regulator on the beat by introducing a bill into the NSW Parliament to establish SafeWork NSW as a standalone regulator.
Minns Labor Government to establish SafeWork NSW as a standalone regulator Read More »
The poets and philosophers are right: life is fragile, so take care of yourself. This particularly applies to pilots who hold the lives of others literally in their hands.
Without warning – pilot incapacitation Read More »
A laundry within an aged care facility uses an ozone generator to clean clothes and sheets in cold water, killing bacteria and viruses.
A labour hire company has been convicted and fined a total of $415,000 after a fruit picker died following a fall from a moving trailer during his second shift with the company.
Labour hire company fined $415,000 after worker’s death Read More »
Victorian employers faced serious legal and financial consequences for putting workers at risk last year, with WorkSafe completing 119 successful health and safety prosecutions and enforceable undertakings.
Employers cop $13.3 million for safety breaches in 2024 Read More »
A prominent horseracing identity’s company has been charged with workplace health and safety breaches over a car crash that seriously injured five people and killed four horses.
Horse trainer’s company charged over deadly crash Read More »
Melbourne School And Travel Company Fined 300k Over Students Death
Total fines of $290,000 have been charged against a travel company and a school after a 16-year-old boy suffered fatal diabetes complications during a school trip to Vietnam in 2019.
Melbourne school and travel company fined $300k over student’s death Read More »
A worker has been convicted and placed on a six month good behaviour bond following the death of a colleague who was struck by a forklift load at a warehouse near Geelong.
Worker convicted after forklift death Read More »
The workers’ compensation industry is often seen through a lens of financial transactions, regulatory compliance, and cost containment.
Empathy in Action: Returning Workers to Health and Meaningful Work Read More »