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- Fine for unlicensed operation of EWP (0 replies)
- Sweet Manufacturer fined $25,000 for Amputation Injury (0 replies)
- Pet Treat Manufacturer Fined for Multiple Breaches (0 replies)
- $60,000 fine for crush injury (0 replies)
- Construction company fined for unsafe scaffolding (0 replies)
- Company fined $25,000 for bobcat incident causing serious injury (0 replies)
- Dingley company has appeal over $375,000 fine dismissed (0 replies)
- Worksafe Prosecution Result - James Leigh Pettit (0 replies)
- Worksafe Prosecution Result - Foscor Pty Ltd (0 replies)
- Worksafe Prosecution Result - Elonchrome Pty Ltd (0 replies)
- Worksafe Prosecution Result - R Collie Earthmoving Pty Ltd (0 replies)
- Worksafe Prosecution Result - Ballarat Plumbing Pty Ltd (0 replies)
- Worksafe Prosecution Result - Southern Grampians Shire Council (0 replies)
- Worksafe Prosecution Result - Van Krieken (Self Employed) (0 replies)
- Worksafe Prosecution Result - Frewstal Pty Ltd (0 replies)
- Worksafe Prosecution Result - Star Track Express Pty Ltd (0 replies)
- Safety News Roundup 17 Nov 2014 (0 replies)
- Safety News Roundup 12 Sept 2014 (0 replies)
- Safety News Roundup 5 Sept 2014 (0 replies)
- Safety News Roundup w/e 29 Aug 2014 (0 replies)
- Safety News Roundup 18 Aug 2014 (0 replies)
- Safety News Roundup 8 Aug 2014 (0 replies)
- Safety News Roundup 1 Aug 2014 (0 replies)
- Safety News Update for week ending 18 July 2014 (0 replies)
- Safety News Update for week ending 11 July 2014 (0 replies)
- Safety News Update for week ending 28 Jun 2014 (0 replies)
- Repeated head injuries highlight gaps in sports concussion management (0 replies)
- Australian Workplace Safety News Update - 6 June 2014 (0 replies)
- Grocon facing criminal charges over fatal wall collapse in Melbourne (0 replies)
- Police union raises concerns about fire rating of officer's uniforms (0 replies)
- Plumber seeks $500,000 in damages from city council over sore backside (0 replies)
- Terrible workplace conditions continue despite investigation (0 replies)
- Truckie found guilty of dangerous driving causing death after fourth trial (0 replies)
- Teacher awarded almost $700,000 after being pulled backwards by eight year old (0 replies)
- Push to close WA's asbestos compensation loophole (0 replies)
- Union claims asbestos find halts Parliament Square work (0 replies)
- Two men die after wall collapses at Yancoal's Austar coal mine near Cessnock in Hunter Valley (0 replies)
- DHS under fire as Centrelink worker wins compensation appeal (0 replies)
- Fatal coal mine collapse: One body recovered as searches at Hunter Valley site continue (0 replies)
- New workplace health and safety laws will seen an end to ‘militant union thuggery’ (0 replies)
- Victorian WorkCover Authority stops press releases on prosecuted employers (0 replies)
- Man dies at Jurien construction site (0 replies)
- Retailer ordered to pay employee $235,000 in damages after being bullied by supervisor (0 replies)
- Former James Hardie boss thought asbestos health concern was 'a beat-up' (0 replies)
- Working at heights deaths: Self-regulation failing to prevent fatal building falls, unions say (0 replies)
- Coroner urges mine barriers (0 replies)
- Shedding light on public service workplace cyber bullying (0 replies)
- Former police officer's 25-year-old worker's compo claim thrown out (0 replies)
- Safety audits at Lend Lease sites: CFMEU (0 replies)
- Home insulation inquiry: Safety pocketbook not printed until two months into program (0 replies)
- WorkCover overhaul a priority for new SA Parliament (0 replies)
- At least seven dead, 19 injured after WWII bomb blast in Thailand (0 replies)
- Ambulance communications officer appeals Queensland Industrial Relations Commission (0 replies)
- Workplace stress the next target for beyondblue (0 replies)
- Accidents waiting to happen: Fire-trap buildings in NSW (0 replies)
- Deadly asbestos fibres continue their ripple effect (0 replies)
- Hazelwood 'safe' but fire crews still burn (0 replies)
- Concern as parents bully teachers (0 replies)
- Fatality sparks claims Barangaroo is cursed (0 replies)
- Asbestos scare closes Origin CSG operation in southern Qld (0 replies)
- Man wins $700,000 for crushed foot (0 replies)
- Rudd to appear before royal commission into pink batts (0 replies)
- No workers compensation for public servants injured on breaks away from workplace (0 replies)
- Slipping standards: the duty of a reasonably prudent employer (1 replies)
- Union right of entry to workplaces: employers should know their rights (0 replies)
- Joe McDonald fined $30,000 over bullying - CFMEU hit with $143,000 penalty (0 replies)
- Fuel tankers ordered to be retrofitted with auto brakes by 2019 (1 replies)
- EPA says asbestos remains no threat for those battling blaze at Barangaroo (0 replies)
- Land agency says it told Campbell, ACT residents of asbestos removal (0 replies)
- Former Endeavour Foundation manager loses $369,000 payout for injury on appeal (0 replies)
- Comcare inquiry into workplace bullying claims in Tasmanian Senator Helen Polley's office (0 replies)
- Bus driver given payout over 'massacre' trauma (0 replies)
- Duncan Gay threatens to ground Cootes truck fleet after more defects found (0 replies)
- Inquiry into deaths at Mount Lyell mine in Tasmania to focus on safety harnesses (0 replies)
- NT uranium mine suspended after radioactive leak (0 replies)
- Retailers asked to make safety a priority (0 replies)
- Worker killed at Ravensworth mine after vehicle run over by coal truck (0 replies)
- Fish farm worker dies after accident on boat (0 replies)
- Police union say officers being bullied by Corruption and Crime Commission investigators (0 replies)
- Worker killed at Newcrest's Telfer mine in WA north (0 replies)
- Supervisor Colin Wiggins tells suicide inquest he did not bully teenager Alec Meikle (0 replies)
- $2m payout for elevator fall (0 replies)
- Firefighters demand move over 'trauma' of ACT triple-0 calls (0 replies)
- McAleese Transport told of 'ongoing concern' about Cootes' trucks (0 replies)
- Railway workers exposed to asbestos in Chinese-made trains (0 replies)
- WorkSafe Victoria a habitual litigant, says chief judge (1 replies)
- Workers treated after chemical accident at Cloverlea dairy property (0 replies)
- Eyre Peninsula farmer dies on Cockaleechie property after suffering 'fatal crush injuries' (0 replies)
- Anti-bullying process fleshed out by Fair Work Commission (0 replies)
- Mining contractor wins right to advertise for female truck drivers because they 'improve a safety cu (0 replies)
- Train driver asleep before near miss with track cleaners (0 replies)
- Royal Adelaide Hospital construction crane in new 'mechanical failure' inquiry (0 replies)
- Concerns WA mining companies' environmental breaches are going unchecked (0 replies)
- Queensland reviews WHS laws (0 replies)
- Inspectors focus on Wodonga (0 replies)
- Spotlight on northern civil and infrastructure sites (0 replies)
- Get home safely for Christmas (0 replies)
- Inspectors to focus on border construction safety (0 replies)
- High Court says injury during sex on a work trip not "in the course of employment" (0 replies)
- Queensland employers can now access prospective employee's worker's compensation and injury history (0 replies)
- Coal seam gas company and directional drilling company fined after workplace fatality (0 replies)
- Harmonised work health and safety laws pushing boundaries into white collar work (0 replies)
- Bill to Recommence WHS Prosecutions Goes Before NSW Parliament (0 replies)
- WorkCover warns residents of asbestos dangers after bushfires (0 replies)
- Amendments to Petroleum and Gas Safety and Health Fee (0 replies)
- Don’t leave safety behind at harvest (0 replies)
- Safety and Environment Update (0 replies)
- Be safe with powered tools, urges WorkCover (0 replies)
- WorkCover issues working in heat warning (0 replies)
- Two companies fined $130,000 after forklift incident (0 replies)
- Work Safe Week heads to the country (0 replies)
- Strong winds a reminder to keep sites safe (0 replies)
- Work health & safety laws - are we moving towards a consistent national standard? (0 replies)
- Indemnifying against WHS penalties: The Ferro Con case (0 replies)
- Queensland Mine Safety Framework released for comment - time to have your say (0 replies)
- Strengthening the Weakest Link – Interaction between Anti-Bullying Laws, WHS and other Claims (0 replies)
- CSG company fined over death of NSW worker (0 replies)
- Safe Work Australia Releases Draft WHS Code of Practice for Construction Work (0 replies)
- Be safe with machinery and equipment, urges WorkCover (0 replies)
- Victoria's farms safer after year-long campaign (0 replies)
- Recent proceedings confirm the critical importance of directors’ duty to provide and maintain a safe (0 replies)
- Draft amendments to Construction Work Code of Practice open for comment (0 replies)
- $7.4m and 27 hours of care per day - award for an injured employee (0 replies)
- $330,500 in total fines for Auburn fall (0 replies)
- Second young tradesman dies in less than seven hours (0 replies)
- Managing Ill and Injured Workers in Australia: Best Practice Guide (0 replies)
- What Must A Safety Regulator Tell You About The Charges You Are Facing? (0 replies)
- Bank intern Moritz Erhardt found dead after working '72 hours straight' (0 replies)
- Tradesman killed, workmate injured in building collapse (0 replies)
- WA: Electrician crushed to death at Fortescue north-west mine site (0 replies)
- SA: 1 Sept Deadline Looms For High Risk Work Licence Conversions (0 replies)
- $10,000 Scholarships from Workplace SA (0 replies)
- QLD: Workplaces focus on wellness with new program (0 replies)
- WorkSafe Victoria warns outdoor workers of strong winds on Friday (today!) (0 replies)
- Health risks for Afghan vets exaggerated, new Defence-sponsored research says (0 replies)
- Cement Companies fined for death (0 replies)
- Employer charged with manslaughter (0 replies)
- Painful reality of work mishap (0 replies)
- Inquest urges safety overhaul after welder electrocuted (0 replies)
- CSIRO inquiry finds 'empathy lacking' (0 replies)
- Focus on manual handling safety in wood industry (0 replies)
- Quad bike fatalities a tragic reminder of need for safety (0 replies)
- New legislation for ACT Industrial Court (0 replies)
- Injured worker's claim reinstated (0 replies)
- Sexual harrassment increasingly from younger perpetrators (0 replies)
- NSW: Concerns around new truck safety inspections laws (0 replies)
- WA: Waterspout slams into Coogee construction site (0 replies)
- Sex in motels not a workers' comp issue, court told (0 replies)
- Soldiers' mental illness risk rises along with tours of duty (0 replies)
- QLD: Lord Mayor backs bus driver assault laws (0 replies)
- SA: Shake-up under way for WorkCover to prove it's not a liability (0 replies)
- New Fact sheet on Transport of asbestos and lead acid batteries from QLD EHP. (0 replies)
- The Seacare Review Report: Will Its Recommendations Be Implemented? (0 replies)
- Asbestos cancer breakthrough (0 replies)
- Tradies unaware for years of asbestos danger (0 replies)
- Public service stress claims soar (0 replies)
- Guidelines to protect Australians from firearm attacks (0 replies)
- National Code of Practice for Chemicals of Security Concern (0 replies)
- Drinking, drugs costing Australian workplaces $5.2bn (0 replies)
- Mentally Healthy Workplace Alliance (0 replies)
- $147,000 in fined after serious fall injures electrician (0 replies)
- Free after-hours safety assistance for Illawarra businesses (0 replies)
- World-leading quad bike safety research expanded (0 replies)
- Safety First: Adverse Action in the context of work health and safety (0 replies)
- The Incidence of Accepted Workers’ Compensation Claims for Mental Stress in Australia (0 replies)
- Stop Bullying orders - workplace bullying soon to become a more public ordeal (0 replies)
- Don't get burnt: work health and safety considerations for the solar industry (0 replies)
- Report on Seacare compensation scheme highlights deficiencies of current system (0 replies)
- WorkCover safety reminder after Parkes farm worker injured (0 replies)
- Employers not necessarily liable for psychiatric harm to employees who are stressed or overworked (0 replies)
- Stop Bullying orders - workplace bullying soon to become a more public ordeal (0 replies)
- Western Sydney woman found guilty of worker’s comp fraud (0 replies)
- Engineering company fined $116,000 after fatality at Narellan workshop (0 replies)
- Total Incapacity and the Suitability of Employment (0 replies)
- Fair Work Act amendments passed by parliament, with delayed start-up for anti-bullying provisions (0 replies)
- Anti-Bullying and other Fair Work Amendments Passed (0 replies)
- WorkCover and Shellharbour City Council safety alliance (0 replies)
- Dairy company fined after man hurt in cheese shredding machine (0 replies)
- Transport company fined $330,000 after employee crushed to death (0 replies)
- Company and director fined over Adelaide desalination plant worksite death (0 replies)
- Safety, something that you ought to know about... (0 replies)
- WorkCover focusing on sheep and beef cattle farming safety (0 replies)
- Safe Work Australia releases revised draft Model Code of Practice on workplace bullying (0 replies)
- Agreement enshrines highest safety standards at one of the Illawarra’s biggest construction projects (0 replies)
- Safety coaches to help small business (0 replies)
- After-hours safety assistance for Shoalhaven small businesses (0 replies)
- WorkSafe investigates first farm fatality (0 replies)
- Agencies link for construction safety project (0 replies)
- Company fined $110,000 after serious burns at a CBD restaurant (0 replies)
- Occupational Health and Safety in Western Australia (0 replies)
- Encouraging young workers to speak up at work (0 replies)
- Paralympians to extend reach on workplace safety (0 replies)
- What's News in Work Health & Safety? (0 replies)
- My Workplace Rules: how many cooks in the kitchen spoil the OH&S broth? (0 replies)
- Discord in Harmony Part 1: South Australia goes its own way with OHS Harmonisation (0 replies)
- Engaging informal leaders to support work health and safety (0 replies)
- Companies fined $160,000 after man caught in conveyor (0 replies)
- Risky Business – How To Ensure Work Health & Safety Compliance During Your Building Design Process (0 replies)
- Employers licensed under the SRC Act may still be liable under the NSW State scheme (0 replies)
- ACT Construction Safety Update - Inquiry to Improvement (0 replies)
- Cards on the table, face up: Nowhere to hide for Worker's Compensation claims (0 replies)
- An uncertain safety risk can justify employees’ refusal to work: the safety exception to industrial (0 replies)
- Sydney business claims national recognition for commitment to safety (0 replies)
- Businesses urged to manage workplace noise (0 replies)
- Risk Prioritization Matrix (0 replies)
- Safety blitz heads north (0 replies)
- Time to reward passionate people (0 replies)
- WorkCover issues escalator safety plea (0 replies)
- NSW pauses to remember workplace deaths (0 replies)
- Industrial action masquerading as safety concerns? (0 replies)
- 'Bullying Bill' introduced to Australian Parliament (0 replies)
- WH&S laws and the injured worker: One breach of duty does not causation make (0 replies)
- WH&S harmonisation delayed again (0 replies)
- WH&S regulators step up activity - time for a WH&S health check? (0 replies)
- WorkCover launches plan to improve safety in wood industry (0 replies)
- WorkCover issues vehicle safety plea (0 replies)
- Beware the hidden costs of unchallenged health and safety enforcement notices (0 replies)
- Latest dance craze not a hit with employer: unfair dismissal or safety breach? (0 replies)
- WorkCover launches working in the heat safety campaign (0 replies)
- ACCC Announces Recalls of Unsafe Ladders (0 replies)
- WorkCover issues safety plea after worker injured by exploding drum (0 replies)
- Dozens of notices issued in Canberra work safety blitz (0 replies)
- Crane Driver Fatality on Melbourne Construction Site (0 replies)
- Executives dismissing staff mental health issues (0 replies)
- Crane smashes into cement mixer (0 replies)
- 2012 was death free in State's mines (0 replies)
- Work Health and Safety Update (0 replies)
- Waging War on Red Tape: WorkSafe and you (0 replies)
- WorkCover warns residents of asbestos dangers after bushfires and flooding (0 replies)
- Psychosocial safety at work (0 replies)
- We need a no-fault asbestos claim scheme (0 replies)
- An employer's duty to maintain a safe workplace includes conduct at work Christmas functions (0 replies)
- Work health and safety: duty of due diligence of officers of corporations (0 replies)
- Commission finds office worker bullied, excluded and awards compensation (0 replies)
- ACT to move on shoddy engineers (0 replies)
- Company fined over highway death (0 replies)
- Ignorance of applicable Australian Standards likely to be a clear breach of ohs obligations (0 replies)
- Full bench refuses to outlaw OHS provisions in modern awards (0 replies)
- Workplace deaths on the decline (0 replies)
- Making the right call: Notifying the safety regulator of a serious or dangerous incident (0 replies)
- Workers' narrow escape (0 replies)
- Telco revisits NBN sites after asbestos contamination found (0 replies)
- Mine safety report accuses organisations of rushing courses (0 replies)
- Apprentice electrocuted in school campus ceiling (0 replies)
- Concussions, suicides and cover-ups: when sport ceases to be fun (0 replies)
- BG's new boss "breached safety rules at Shell" (0 replies)
- Safe Work Australia: Lowest worker fatality rate in 8 years (0 replies)
- Meatworks guilty over worker's death (0 replies)
- Parlous state of workplace safety - ACT (0 replies)
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