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Work-life balance key to retain skilled employers

Friday 19 September 2008

CONVERGE International says the work-life balance is even more important than salary in attracting and retaining staff.


Research, debate and hard-hitting facts at The Safety Conference

Tuesday 16 September 2008

NEW safety research will be released at The Safety Conference in Sydney from 28 to 30 October 2008.


Turn off Blackberries and phones for wellbeing

Tuesday 26 August 2008

THE FORMER Chief Executive of Rio Tinto Aluminium Oscar Groeneveld told a mining health and safety conference Blackberry devices and mobile phones can be detrimental to well being.


Driver crushed by road roller

Tuesday 22 July 2008

A TOW truck driver has been killed after being crushed by a road roller on 21 July 2008.


Unexpected weight crushes worker

Monday 21 July 2008

WORKSAFE WA has issued a safety alert after a worker was crushed to death by an unsecured stack of medium density fibreboard (MDF) panels.


Using pupillometry to detect impairments

Wednesday 16 July 2008

DRUG Testing Australia has written about the use of pupillometry to detect performance impairments from fatigue and chemical/substance abuse.


Independent engineer to improve scaffold safety

Monday 14 July 2008

WORKPLACE Health and Safety Queensland’s Swingstage Scaffold Reference Group will appoint an independent engineer to develop safety recommendations.


Culture change key to work life balance

Tuesday 01 July 2008

A SEMINAR on work life balance in Perth has found work life balance programs can only work if workplace culture and attitudes changed.


Rational approach to health and safety laws

Friday 16 May 2008

CHIEF Executive at the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) Dr David Brown says lives are put at risk by nonsensical interpretations of health and safety laws.


Talk puts the emphasis on health

Wednesday 23 April 2008

THE National Safety Council of Australia and CCH Australia are holding a talk on the importance of the “health” component in occupational health and safety.


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