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WED
3:53PM

Tri-partite approach reduces eye injuries

A targeted, tri-partite educational campaign in Italy has helped reduce eye injuries by 80 per cent in a high-risk sector.


WED
1:37PM

Boilermaker, occupier fined over unsafe lift

A boilermaker and a NSW fabrication firm have been fined a total of $105,000 after a worker departed from standard practice and was seriously injured while attempting an unsafe lift.


TUE
5:12PM

Personal hygiene crucial to preventing spread of infection

Encouraging workers to develop good hygiene habits will help reduce the spread of infectious diseases in the workplace now and in the event of a pandemic, a conference heard today.


TUE
3:39PM

Time to prepare for bird flu is now: Experts

A bird flu pandemic in Australia could cause absenteeism rates as high as 50 per cent across most businesses. A forum today heard how employers can prepare.


MON
5:14PM

Workplace pranks caused compensable paranoia

A worker who became paranoid after his colleagues played pranks on him is entitled to compensation for an adjustment disorder, the SA Workers Compensation Tribunal has found.


MON
3:03PM

OHS prosecution briefs, 21 November 2005

Victoria: Traffic management must be in place for roadside work; House builder fined over basic safety breaches; and WA: Deliberate safety shortcuts left worker paralysed.


MON
1:08PM

News briefs, 21 November 2005

ACT WorkCover targeting dangerous substances compliance; NSW mining industry to fund safety regulation; Crack-down on fraudulent competency certificates; WorkSafe Victoria launches sun safe campaign; and Queensland hospital staff better protected with police beat.


FRI
3:55PM

Landmark ruling on latex sensitivity at work

The NSW Court of Appeal has upheld a finding that a hospital was negligent when it failed to take steps to minimise the risk of latex allergy.




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