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Martial arts employees allegedly paid 73 cents an hour

03 September, 2012

Young trainees from a former Melbourne martial arts and fitness centre were allegedly getting paid between 73 cents and $2.74 an hour.


NSCA online training courses

31 August, 2012 | Supplied by: NSCA Foundation Ltd

The National Safety Council of Australia has added two online courses - risk management and manual handling - to its existing portfolio.


Occupational health and safety trends

31 August, 2012 | Supplied by: 3M Safety & Graphics

Every dollar spent on safety sends US$4 to US$6 to the bottom line, notes a recent 3M Safety Outlook and Trends Report. The report outlines global occupational health and safety trends and also advises that health and safety managers holistically assess the required PPE components and select an integrated solution.


WA public comment sought on national workplace safety laws

31 August, 2012

The WA State Goverment is seeking public comment on the national workplace safety laws as they apply to the state's workplaces.


Paperless office now a pain in the neck, says study

31 August, 2012

Staff who work endless hours at a computer are reversing OHS improvements made by workplaces, according to the University of Sydney.


Half of Australia’s workers would rather quit than deal with workplace issues

30 August, 2012

Australian workers are fostering an ‘avoidance culture’ among employees, with 46% of people surveyed saying they would rather look for a new job than contend with a workplace issue, while 48% resort to taking days off when faced with a tough time at work, reveals a recent Australian Workplace Relationships Survey conducted by R U OK?.


Pressure of customer expectations affecting truck driver safety

30 August, 2012

A ‘master-slave’ relationship between trucking companies and retail supply chains is foiling efforts to improve safety in an industry involved in nearly 200 fatal crashes last year, reveals a recent Queensland University of Technology (QUT) study.


HR3 OHSpack management software

29 August, 2012 | Supplied by: HR3

HR3 will be exhibiting its latest-generation workplace health and safety management software at The Safety Show Sydney.


Paramedical Services 24/7 worker injury response service

29 August, 2012 | Supplied by: Paramedical Services Pty Limited

Paramedical Services will be exhibiting at The Safety Show Sydney.


Employee allegedly dismissed after wanting paid sick leave

29 August, 2012

A Perth panel beating business is being prosecuted for allegedly dismissing a long-term employee to prevent him from taking sick leave after he was diagnosed with cancer.


Mental health workshop for managers

29 August, 2012

A workshop has been created to provide awareness to senior management about mental health in the workplace.


Premium Health first-aid training

29 August, 2012 | Supplied by: Premium Health

Premium Health will be exhibiting its training dummy at The Safety Show Sydney.


Safety improvement notices issued to domestic construction sites

29 August, 2012

WorkSafe Victoria inspectors issued almost 60 improvement notices to domestic construction businesses working in Melbourne’s east last week in a bid to reduce the number of workplace injuries.


ComOps OHS Solutions ROI Workshop

28 August, 2012 | Supplied by: ComOps Pty Ltd

The ComOps OHS Solutions ROI Workshop has announced a Sydney Safety Show Special for a limited time only.*


Code needed to stop workplace bullying

28 August, 2012

Recent high-profile cases of workplace bullying highlight New Zealand’s legislative weaknesses in this area, say academics from Massey University and Auckland University of Technology.


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