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Workplace violence and harassment on the increase in Europe

21 February, 2011

European employers are looking for ways to stem the sharp rise in workplace violence, bullying and harassment that cause physical and psychological injuries.


Asbestos death toll underestimated

02 February, 2011

A recent study into deaths from mesothelioma resulting from exposure to asbestos claims that the number of deaths reported has been dramatically underestimated.


Report reveals 40 as the most dangerous age for Australians

07 January, 2011

A recent report prepared by the insurance company Suncorp Life reveals that 40-year-old Australians are the highest-risk age group for accidental death.


One million man-hours LTI free at O’Donnell Griffin WA

17 December, 2010

O’Donnell Griffin’s Western Australian operations recently chalked up a safety milestone of one million man-hours free of lost time injuries.


ABS reports work-related injury or illness down and men still at most risk

17 December, 2010

A recent Australian Bureau of Statistics report shows that the number of work-related injuries and illnesses is down compared with previous years, and that men are still most at risk.


Holiday mindset at work could be fatal

15 December, 2010

SafeWork SA has cautioned workers about the dangers of a ‘holiday mindset’ at this time of the year.


Safety dominates list of top risk issues for 2011

24 November, 2010

A survey conducted at the recent Sydney Safety Show has highlighted the significance of safety as a key element to risk mitigation strategies for businesses in 2011.


US study finds safety as most important workplace issue

06 September, 2010

A study recently conducted throughout the US has found that fatal workplace accidents can trigger public concern, but follow-through on key safety issues lags all too often.


Muscle and bone injuries cost Victoria nearly a billion a year

31 August, 2010

Treating workers for injuries that cost little or nothing to prevent has cost the Victorian community $956 million in the last year.


14th Victorian workplace fatality under investigation

26 July, 2010

WorkSafe Victoria is investigating a fatality where a man working on a vehicle was fatally crushed by the car when it dropped off a trolley jack.


Workplace fatality toll a ‘life-or-death’ reminder

02 July, 2010

WorkSafe Victoria has released some alarming statistics about workplace fatalities in the state over the past financial year.


Safe Work Australia report on new cases of mesothelioma

13 May, 2010

Safe Work Australia recently released a report that shows an increase in mortality rates due to mesothelioma.


Study finds fatigue the major accident factor in construction

01 February, 2010

A recent University of Sydney study has found fatigue to be the most significant contributor to accidents in the construction industry.


WorkCover urges focus on young worker safety in 2010

20 January, 2010

WorkCover NSW is urging businesses across the state to prioritise the safety of young workers in the new year.


Safety resolutions needed to make Victoria safe in 2010

11 January, 2010

WorkSafe Victoria is calling on employers and workers to make a concerted effort to create safe workplaces this year.


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