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Andy Bell

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The psychosocial risks hidden in performance management plans

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By Fiona McMillan Verified, Andrew Shaw, Andy Bell Verified
| Human Resources Director New Zealand Verified
Australian court decision a warning that psychosocial hazards must be managed by New Zealand employers On 19 December 2025, a New South Wales Court made a landmark decision: the first conviction of a Commonwealth employer in Australia for failing to manage psychosocial risks arising from a performance management process.
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Persistent poverty and adversity drives youth weapon-carrying and police contact

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By Andy Bell Verified
Childhood adversity is widely understood to increase a person’s risk of poor mental health during their lifetime, as well as a host of other difficulties. Children exposed to a wide range of adversities are more likely to experience mental ill health – and the more they experience, the longer it goes on for, and the more severe it is, the greater the risk (Khan, 2016).
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Workplace privacy in the digital age

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By Fiona McMillan Verified, Andrew Shaw, Andy Bell Verified
| Human Resources Director New Zealand Verified
Legislation provides flexible framework for personal information in employment relationships As employers collect and manage increasing amounts of personal information, workplace privacy has become a growing concern. Employees are often unsure what information an employer can lawfully collect, how it may be used and what protections apply.
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