Night shift workers are at more risk of cancer, diabetes and heart disease
Studies have linked rotating shift work to a number of serious health risks. Here’s what you need to know.
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Teachers’ shock assault horror revealed
Teachers are being abused by parents and students at an alarming rate and are more likely to be assaulted than the average worker.
Daniel Andrews stacks WorkSafe board
Daniel Andrews has added yet another Labor mate to Victoria’s financially troubled workplace safety watchdog in another cynical move to hide his own wrongdoing.
COVID-19 isolation reduced, no masks on domestic flights
The isolation period for people with COVID-19 has been reduced to five days, with some caveats.
Costliest workplace injuries revealed in report by Honan
The costs associated with injury claims can be tremendous, with potential risks to your bottom line.
All you need to know about workplace amputation injuries
Just how common are amputations in Australia? They’re actually more common than you might think. Amputees represent 1 in every 1,000 individuals in Australia, and about 1 lower limb amputation is performed somewhere in the country every hour.
Angry residents cause spike in City workplace incidents
Reportable workplace incidents have nearly trebled at the City of Greater Geraldton in the past year, following a spate of angry residents confronting City staff.
Australia’s bosses come to grips with the workplace revolution
The five-day office week is well and truly dead as managers deal with a workforce that doesn’t want to go back to the way things were.
How small businesses can help injured employees recover at work
As an employer you have a requirement to help an injured employee continue to work, or return to work, as part of their recovery from injury or illness. As part of their recovery, you must actively participate in the development of a ‘Return to Work Plan’ for each employee that sustains an injury at your …
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