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1:59PM

Decentralisation demands new WHS approach

With employment relationships and technologies "changing quicker than ever before", workers must be trained and empowered to "think independently about risk", according to employment and safety lawyer Shae McCartney.


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3:20PM

Yuanda scandal highlights dangers of new Code: report

The Yuanda asbestos scandal is just one example of how the proposed 2014 Building Code, in the Federal Government's ABCC-restoration Bill, will undermine workplace health and safety, according to new report from a progressive research institute.


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3:57PM

Employers fined over deadly falling object

Two employers have been fined a total of $525,000, after a labour-hire worker was allowed to stand in what should have been an exclusion zone, before being fatally struck by a one-tonne falling object.


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1:40PM

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Contractor management and safety compliance

An OHSS lawyer has outlined the circumstances in which employers can rely on the safety expertise of contractors, and warned against getting the "wrong idea" about two major judgments quashing OHS convictions.


THU
2:27PM

Employer liable for inadvertent unsafe electrical work

A major employer was negligent in failing to notify a contractor of faulty wiring, which prevented it from carrying out work correctly, and led to a worker receiving an electric shock, a court has found.


MON
2:37PM

Deceased "worker" was de facto director

The wife of a man killed in a work-related car crash has been refused workers' compensation, after a tribunal found the man was a de facto company director rather than a "worker".


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