The Victorian Parliament has been debating legislation the government claims is essential to fix a “broken” workers’ compensation system. There are a lot of elements to what is broken – premium increases, political access to WorkSafe finances, political topping up of WorkSafe finances, high numbers and costs for workplace mental health compensation claims and more. What is largely missing is a discussion on the prevention of mental health injuries at work.
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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