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New Industrial Manslaughter Laws In Nsw
NSW has introduced new industrial manslaughter laws to strengthen workplace safety, with harsher penalties for gross negligence leading to deaths in the workplace.
Driver rammed by a bull: employer at fault
Businesses need safe procedures and systems to protect all people related to the business. This case highlights that relying on experienced employees alone to devise a safe system is not enough.
LEADING THROUGH CRISIS – What can we learn from military strategy?
How do we grow or reduce costs or just maintain day-to-day operations? These are some of the questions that we, business leaders, often tackle in normal times.
Have the right tools to run your business legal cover for tradies
Disagreements and disputes are costly and time-consuming. Legal Expense Insurance will ensure you and your business are protected.
New Strategy to help reduce psych injuries at work
SafeWork NSW has launched a new strategy to reduce the burden of work-related psychological injury by supporting businesses to create and sustain psychologically healthy and safe workplaces.
Warehousing company signs undertaking after foot crushed
When a worker’s leg was caught in a moving conveyor belt and crushed by a pallet, the employer offered an enforceable undertaking with an investment of almost $300K rather than face prosecution.
Online scams: how to prevent identity theft in a business
Identity theft is a big issue and it can impact anyone – individuals and business owners.
Password abuse rampant among ex-employees
A survey of workers has found a high prevalence of taking advantage of old passwords to access work files and applications after leaving a job.
Is it safe to drive using hands-free telephony?
What health and safety factors arise if employees make phone calls while driving for work? How can you minimise risks?
Pilbara Iron loses negligence case – $1.1 million damages payout
Was a mining company vicariously liable for injuries caused by an employee’s breach of his duty of care, and was it entitled to indemnity from a labour hire company’s insurer? Check out the court’s reasoning.