Zammit Ham & Bacon Curers Pty Ltd was convicted and fined $75,000 after pleading guilty to a breach of the Work Health and Safety Act 2011, after an incident resulting in the serious injury of an employee at its Pendle Hill worksite in September 2017.
Meat production company prosecuted Read More »
A contractor at a nickel mine in Western Australia’s south east has been fined $11,000 after a machine loaded with pipes rolled and almost injured his daughter and another employee.
Ravensthorpe nickel mine contractor fined over accident Read More »
The Queensland firm has been linked to a series of collapsed deals to supply large quantities of rapid Covid-19 test kits
Australian company Promedical fined $63,000 for false claims about Covid-19 test kits Read More »
A solar company has been ordered to fork over more than $14,000 for shoddy safety measures after a worker fell to his death in Melbourne.
Solar company fined over Vic man’s death Read More »
Indervon has pleaded guilty in the Alice Springs Local Court today for failing to provide adequate training, instruction and supervision, which lead to the death of one of its drivers.
Alice Springs fuel company fined for truckie’s death Read More »
A construction company has been convicted and fined $450,000 after a worker tragically plunged three metres and was impaled in a steel bar at a worksite in Sydney’s north.
Construction company fined $450K Read More »
Is a working-from-home injury (or even death) compensable under the workers compensation scheme? The Court of Appeal has examined these issues in the following case.
Working from home – workers compensation laws. Read More »
As workplaces move to a work from home arrangement, it’s raised the issue of whether workers who catch Coronavirus while working from home are able to pursue workers compensation claims.
Who is legally liable if workers catch coronavirus whilst working? Read More »
A transport company director has been convicted and fined $90,000 after the 2016 death of a worker at a client site.
Transport director convicted and fined after worker death Read More »
A Toowoomba concreting business and its sole director have been fined a total of $42,500 in the Toowoomba Magistrates Court for unsafe electrical practices, exposing people to risk of serious injury or death.
Toowoomba business fined $42k for unsafe electrical work Read More »
A Penrith manufacturer has copped a heavy fine after a worker was seriously injured on the job.
Company cops heavy fine after worker breaks leg Read More »
Solar 2.0 Pty Ltd has been charged with two breaches of section 21(1) of the Occupational Health and Safety Act for failing to maintain a working environment that was safe and without risks to health.
Solar company charged over fatal fall Read More »
BHP boss Mike Henry has slammed the Fair Work Commission after it found the company was wrong to sack a worker who told an offensive “joke” at work.
Aussie sacked over ‘totally sick’ joke Read More »
A qualified carpenter working on a Gold Coast house has been fined $20,000 over a workplace incident which left his apprentice with a fractured leg.
Builder fined $20,000 over workplace injury Read More »
The mining industry was exempt from industrial manslaughter laws three years ago but now Queensland’s Mines Minister wants it included, so senior safety officers could be jailed for up to 20 years if a worker is killed on the job.
Law Society slams proposed industrial manslaughter legislation Read More »
