An effective and flexible natural disaster response plan is essential for any organization in the event of unanticipated natural disasters, especially in this current day and age. When a crisis...

It is impossible to exaggerate the significance of workplace mental health in today’s corporate environment. The foundation of a secure and effective workplace is a psychologically healthy staff. In this...

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 –...

Choosing the right helmet can be a daunting task. Over the past decade, an unprecedented variety of helmets has been introduced differing in style, price point, compliance with standards, and...

Many employers are continuing to pimp up their well-being programs and employer benefits with the intention of managing mental health pressures. This is often based on advice from multinational business...

Safety signs can be a mix of symbols, colours and words. On a recent vacation in the United Kingdom, I saw a configuration of pedestrian crossing signs that challenged my...

Late last week, it was announced that prominent lawyer Michael Tooma was leaving Clyde & Co for a position with Hamilton Locke, focussing on environment, social, and governance matters. This...

South Australia’s Industrial Manslaughter Bill is being negotiated in its Parliament. New South Wales’ version is in development, and Tasmania has said it does not want to be left out,...

Working at height exposes workers to fall risks. Falls at work can lead to serious injuries and fatalities and it is critical that employees understand the limitations of height equipment...

Caesarstone Asia Pacific managing director David Cullen told the Australian Financial Review (AFR – paywalled) on October 27, 2023, that: “A full ban on the use of engineered stone would...