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Businesses urged to consider mental health training

13 October, 2017

The Red Cross is urging businesses to treat mental health with the same level of seriousness as physical health and safety during Mental Health Awareness Week in October.


Energy sector develops mental health strategies

13 October, 2017

The energy sector has released a mental health and wellbeing strategy as part of a national energy mental health and wellbeing forum in Melbourne.


Victoria targets violence against healthcare workers

05 September, 2017

Behavioural assessment rooms are being rolled out at some Victorian hospitals, designed to protect frontline workers from violence and aggression.


The state of safety leadership

01 September, 2017

Only 24% of leaders demonstrate strong safety leadership behaviours, according to a recent study of employee and self-report ratings.


The key trends improving workplace safety

15 August, 2017

Several emerging trends that will help to improve workplace health and safety have been identified by Bodycare Workplace Solutions.


Top safety tips from St John Ambulance

10 August, 2017

St John Ambulance Victoria has compiled a list of tips to help workplaces stay safe and avoid accidents.


Protecting workers from the dangers of sleep deprivation

09 August, 2017

Almost 40% of Australians experience inadequate sleep, according to a new Sleep Health Foundation report.


Workplace Mental Health Institute Australian Workplace Mental Health Masterclass for Leaders one-day course

03 August, 2017

The Australian Workplace Mental Health Masterclass for Leaders is a one-day course that provides an intensive overview of workplace mental health, the skills and tools to identify and deal with mental health issues in the workplace, and an understanding of its potential impact.


Fatigue study on police officers

04 July, 2017

Male afternoon shiftworkers are twice as likely to feel tired, which could put them at greater risk for accidents, errors and stress, according to the results of a US-based study.


The link between common health problems and workplace injury

26 June, 2017

Researchers at the University of Southampton have been analysing the risk of workplace injury arising from common health conditions treated by taking prescribed medication.


Police officer suicide: it's not just about workplace stress, but culture too

09 May, 2017

The inquest into the tragic death of former New South Wales police detective Ashley Bryant highlights the issue of suicide among police officers.


Workplaces need to catch up with expectations regarding anti-bullying

08 May, 2017

Following on from the recent bullying complaint levelled against the Australian Olympic Commission (AOC), a Deakin organisational psychologist has warned of the evolving expectation for employers to provide a "psychologically healthy workplace" for their employees.


FIFO miner mental health examined in new study

05 May, 2017

Research from Central Queensland University (CQU) will compare levels of depression and loneliness among Australian miners.


WorkHealth program tackles mental health

19 April, 2017

Employers will be empowered to make mental health a priority in the workplace with the introduction of a new WorkHealth program.


Gender pay gap improved by gender balance in leadership

19 April, 2017

Female managers earn 26.5% less than their male counterparts per year, according to research by Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre (BCEC) and the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA).


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