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"Slavish" compliance not required by model WHS Codes: Sherriff

The model WHS Codes of Practice are designed to help PCBUs, and do not compel the same level of "slavish adherence" as the Codes underpinning other OHS laws do, harmonisation lawyer Barry Sherriff has assured employers.

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