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Health and safety governance

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By Samantha Betzien, Fiona Austin, Emma Gillman Verified
| allens.com.au
A board guide to the hot issues 10 min read In a rapidly shifting regulatory environment, boards can no longer treat health and safety oversight as a static compliance exercise. Emerging reforms, test cases and technologies are reshaping expectations—and directors are under pressure to demonstrate not only that they understand their due diligence obligations, but that their decision-making is defensible in real time.
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Recent developments in work health and safety law

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By Sam Betzien, Emma Gillman Verified, Cleo Gamlin, Fiona Austin
| allens.com.au
The latest issues, decisions and proposed changes impacting business and workplace risk 14 min read By Sam Betzien, Emma Gillman and Cleo Gamlin PCBUs must be proactive in managing psychosocial hazards and risks SafeWork NSW recently issued a prohibition notice to halt a redundancy process at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), on the basis that workers would be exposed to a serious and imminent risk of psychological harm if the process proceeded as planned.
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Finding purpose as carbon-based beings in a silicon-based wo...

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By Fiona Austin
The rise of technology It’s no secret that technology has transformed almost every aspect of our lives. Jobs we once considered stable are now being disrupted by automation and AI. And the pace of this change can be overwhelming. It’s hard not to worry about whether our skills are still relevant or whether the career we’ve worked hard for will even exist in the next decade.
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