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"Psychosocial WHS checks" and increased regulatory action coming with new three-year plan
Large businesses and government agencies in NSW will be targeted and prosecuted, where appropriate, under a new three-year WHS strategy focusing on psychosocial hazards and involving a significant step-up in workplace compliance visits.
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