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WHS risks clubs and must manage Original
Two recent SafeWork NSW prosecutions show that WHS risk in a hospitality environment extends well beyond employee safety. Club and hotel operators can face regulatory exposure where the way work is organised creates risk to patrons, contractors and other visitors, as well as to workers. For boards and management, the message is clear: WHS controls need to be designed across the whole venue, not just within traditional employment silos.
Responding with compassion when it matters most
Trigger warning: Some people may find parts of this content confronting or distressing. If this material raises concerns for you, please contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 and/or your trusted health professional. One of the most challenging parts (and privileges) of our roles as work health and safety (WHS) lawyers is supporting an organisation when there has been a tragic loss of life. In the last few years that support has increasingly included providing WHS legal advice following a suicide.
North Macedonia's Major Cannabis Play Aims To Boost Economy By €250m Annually
Increasing numbers of medical cannabis cultivators are being attracted to North Macedonia. But what is it that makes the Balkan state so attractive? Jane Hall reports. AMERICAN football may not register as one of North Macedonia’s most popular sports, but that didn’t stop three former US Chicago Bears stars recently being courted by the Balkan nation’s prime minister, Zoran Zaev.
Psychoanalysis? Is That Still Around?
Source: wavebreakmedia/Shutterstock By Jane Hall, CSW, FIPA The following is a conversation between two diners at a neighborhood restaurant: Q: What kind of work do you do? A: I'm a psychoanalyst. Q: I thought that was dead. Who can afford to go lie on a couch five times a week where the shrink hardly speaks and nothing happens? And wasn’t Freud proven wrong anyway? They should have called him Fraud. Also, I’ve heard that it’s painful. Who needs that? A: OK.
From footprints on the moon to female Mounties on patrol: Catalysts for change
Forty-five years ago, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police swore in the first female Mounties rocking conventional understanding of the qualities required to be an officer By Jane Hall This year the world celebrates the 50th anniversary of the lunar landing. The first steps on the moon were indeed a giant leap forward for humanity. The bounds of earth’s gravity that had confined past generations were broken, and the sky was no longer the limit.
From footprints on the moon to female Mounties on patrol: Catalysts for change
Forty-five years ago, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police swore in the first female Mounties rocking conventional understanding of the qualities required to be an officer By Jane Hall This year the world celebrates the 50th anniversary of the lunar landing. The first steps on the moon were indeed a giant leap forward for humanity. The bounds of earth’s gravity that had confined past generations were broken, and the sky was no longer the limit.
Quiet Release Of Report Likely To Change The Victorian WHS Enforcement Landscape - Carrot Or Stick Approach?
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Used Portable Staging For Sale Uk
Choosing A Motif For Your Next Occasion One crucial aspect of occasion planning is choosing a theme for your celebration or event. Unless you are planning a wedding celebration or an infant shower, the style may not be apparent. The motif can be anything you select, but it is necessary to bear in mind your visitors' comfort and also for that reason strategy with that in mind. It's a good idea to have a motif that all guests can quickly adapt to.
Accelerating Towards Changes In CoR And Heavy Vehicles
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The Future of Work: Pioneering Health and Safety Professionals
Addressing issues including mental wellbeing and workplace responses to domestic violence and sexual misconduct require multidisciplinary approaches. The risk management skill set which health and safety professionals possess has an important part to play in a holistic approach that should be used in collaboration with human and resource management professionals.
Industrial manslaughter - will the response to community outrage deliver results?
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Psychoanalysis? Is That Still Around?
Source: wavebreakmedia/Shutterstock by Jane Hall, CSW, FIPA Overheard conversation between two diners at a neighborhood restaurant: Q: What kind of work do you do? A: I'm a psychoanalyst. Q: I thought that was dead. Who can afford to go lie on a couch five times a week where the shrink hardly speaks and nothing happens? And wasn’t Freud proven wrong anyway? They should have called him Fraud. Also, I’ve heard that it’s painful. Who needs that? A: OK.
Victorian OHS enforcement: why change the game plan when your team is on top?
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The News About 'Broadcast'
“It’s trench warfare,” says Van Gordon Sauter, an ex-president of CBS News. “There’s everything out there but mustard gas.” He’s not talking about the Gaza Strip. He’s talking about network news, the once peaceable kingdom of Walter the Great that in recent years has been turned into a combat zone by the white knights of public service and the green-eyed dragons of private profit. That behind-the-videocams struggle has now been made dramatically public in the year’s most talked-about movie.
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