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THU
1:30PM

How to spot and control the risk of work-related suicide

Asking colleagues who exhibit suicidal warning signs, such as talking about tidying up affairs, if they are suicidal won't "tip them over the edge", but "provide a starting point for a solution", a new suicide position statement says.



TUE
10:29AM

Carpal tunnel syndrome linked to "bad" ergonomics

There is no proven link between work-related computer use and carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS), but prolonged mouse use combined with poor ergonomics could increase the risk of the disease, according to French researchers.


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3:58PM

THU
2:40PM

More than 90% of sun-exposed workers aren't protected

More than two million Australians are exposed to solar ultraviolet radiation (UVR) at work, but fewer than nine per cent of them fully protect themselves from the sun by using sunscreen, protective clothing and hats, and working in the shade, a new Australian study has found.


MON
1:18PM

Safety reforms lagging in red-tape reduction plan

Some 31 of the 45 national reforms aimed at reducing regulatory variations between the states and territories, and saving businesses $4 billion in the process, have been achieved or are on track, but a COAG report shows a number of safety-related reforms have a long way to go.


FRI
3:36PM

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3:51PM

Expanded WHS duty could catch out under-reporters

Employers that rely heavily on contractors are being reminded of the expanded duty of care under the model WHS Act, after a study found most of Australia's biggest real estate and property companies include little or no safety information in company reports.



FRI
1:36PM

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