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No place for pranks in any workplace: lawyer

All employers, including those that foster a fun or relaxed working environment, must take steps to prevent workplace pranks, or risk being found liable for jokes that get out of hand, says OHS lawyer Saul Harben.


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Revised bullying Code drops reference to "subtle" behaviour

Safe Work Australia has released a revised draft model Code of Practice on the prevention of workplace bullying, which no longer includes the words "subtle" and "indirect" or references to initiation practices in its examples of bullying.


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SWA to release bullying and stevedoring Codes "immediately"

Safe Work Australia members have agreed - for the second time in three months - to release the draft model Codes of Practice on the prevention of workplace bullying and stevedoring risks. The statutory agency has also finalised its cash-in-transit Code, and published a new notifiable fatalities report.


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Alleged bullying victim's sudden resignation wasn't forced by employer

A worker who claimed she was forced to quit her job because her employer wouldn't investigate her complaints of sexual harassment and bullying has had her unfair dismissal claim rejected.


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Prevent bullying through cost-effective response, complaint systems

With workplace bullying claims likely to increase under the proposed Fair Work amendments, Sparke Helmore Lawyers partner David Davies has advised employers to develop a four-step bullying prevention and response strategy.




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