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Cannabis cookies caused a 'trip' to the FWC
A failed drug test, some cannabis cookies, and a dismissal. What happened when the employee decided to fight back? Read about the case here.
How often should WHS training occur?
WHS training enables employees to understand the hazards they face and the measures to minimise risks.
WFH: is dog bite a compensable injury?
Can you claim workers comp if bitten by a dog while working from home? This employer didn't think so, but the NSW Personal Injury Commission soon set it straight.
Facebook insults justified sacking
A tribunal has ruled that a disgruntled bartender who called their bosses 'c*nts' on social media was justifiably dismissed, despite the employer's HR shortcomings.
Risky business – working at heights
Are people required to wear a harness and fall restraint while working in a scissor lift? Learn more here about working safely at heights.
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.
Should you lock electrical cabinets?
Should you restrict access to electrical cabinets at work? Learn more about electrical safety here.