All occupational health and safety (OHS) advocates should be reading the work of Jordan Barab. His latest article on “blaming the workers” for their own incidents is a great example of his writing. The article also illustrates one of the things about OHS that really gets up the noses of employers – if we don’t blame the workers, we have to blame the employers. An Australian answer to the situation would be Yeah, Nah.
Earlier this week, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) released new data showing that in 2019: “According to the latest estimates...
Rory O’Neill was a member of a panel at the 23rd World Congress for Safety and Health at Work, ostensibly,...
Practicing my own advice of talking with people you don’t know at conferences, last night at post-conference drinks, I was...
This afternoon, the 23rd World Congress on Safety and Health at Work commences in Sydney. Already important information is being...
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