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TUE
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Worrying about safety improves OHS outcomes

Workplace cultures that have a "chronic unease" about potential OHS disasters and encourage employees to report minor concerns achieve better safety outcomes, according to an organisational culture and safety expert.


MON
12:00AM

October 28 News Briefs

Vic retailers targeted in slips campaign; Dow Chemical faces big asbestos payout; SA issues power saw hazard alert; Vic seeking comment on asbestos regulations; Qld construction safety link; NOHSC launches national guidance database; and Vic mines regulations now in effect.


FRI
12:00AM

October 25 News Briefs

AWU says national coronial database would help prevent workplace deaths; Qld proposes tractor roll protection; Abbott announces new head of interim building taskforce; WorkSafe Vic issues flammable liquids guidance note; and Vic workplace fatalities reach 26.



THU
12:00AM

Recent cases highlight discrimination/OHS conflict

A senior employment law specialist says two recent discrimination cases highlight the difficulties employers face in balancing their OHS obligations with those under disability discrimination.


WED
12:00AM

Review officers entitled to discretion in assessments

A WA court ruling has emphasised that workers' compensation review officers have the right to exercise discretion when deciding on which medical evidence to base their determinations of disability.



TUE
12:00AM

October 22 News Briefs

SA Court rejects "unprofessional" lawyer's application to practice; Vic releases OHS plan for manufacturing and agriculture and launches new transport and storage division.


TUE
12:00AM

Workers' comp should consider "self-imposed" disabled

A submission to the parliamentary inquiry into workers' compensation says schemes need to take into account workers who "self-impose" disability and apportion benefits accordingly.


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