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Compensation cheat escapes jail, but suspended sentences now abolished; Don't forget about silicosis, warns VWA; Greens motion for firefighters with cancer defeated; and Emergency workers protected by new anti-violence laws.
An employer might have prevented a worker's death if it ensured its maintenance regime covered vehicle modifications, and cracked down on alcohol consumption at work, an ATSB investigation has found.
A worker whose sensitivity to chemicals was aggravated by her colleagues' perfume has been denied compensation for permanent impairment, after the AAT found she didn't meet the impairment threshold.
The High Court's decision in Commonwealth Bank of Australia v Barker has "allayed the fears" of employers by blocking a new avenue for them to be sued over workplace bullying and other issues, according to Sparke Helmore Lawyers.
Thiess Pty Ltd has entered into its third enforceable undertaking - and escaped prosecution - relating to the incident-ridden construction of Brisbane's Airport Link, this time after a worker was killed.
The employer that led the charge on developing a guideline for loading and unloading vehicles has outlined how employers can prevent safety incidents by separating people and equipment.
The Fair Work Commission's first substantive stop-bullying order has been amended to remove some of the less practical conditions required of the respondent.