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Fair Work Commission validates termination following dangerous driving episodes captured on camera A truck driver’s unfair dismissal claim has been rejected after video evidence and public complaints confirmed two serious driving violations
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Cancer compensation expanded for NSW firefighters with retrospective claims permitted The NSW Parliament has enacted legislation broadening cancer compensation access for firefighters, with provisions allowing those who had claims previously rejected to
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Fifteen public schools in Canberra and one school in Brisbane are closed today, with several others partially closed, due to asbestos contamination in decorative coloured sand sold at dozens of stores across
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Another PCBU has faced court for hazardous-dust-related WHS breaches in the ACT, providing a reminder that duties in this area apply to multiple industries and are under scrutiny. The same jurisdiction has
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A construction company’s OHS manager has been placed on a diversion plan after acknowledging that multiple actions he took following a workplace fall represented a failure to take reasonable care for four
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The ACT has implemented a jurisdiction-specific WHS Code of Practice addressing extreme temperature risks, acknowledging that climate change is driving more frequent, longer-lasting and severe heatwaves that pose growing workplace dangers. The
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — At least three people were killed and 11 others injured Tuesday evening when a UPS cargo plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, erupting into
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Colin Radford, former CEO of WorkSafe Victoria, has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer of Comcare, bringing decades of experience in workplace health and safety to the Commonwealth’s regulator and
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Venue operators that fail to address or prevent risks to their employees or patrons could have their liquor licences suspended or revoked, under new workplace health and safety provisions being added to
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A NSW parliamentary committee has delivered a blistering assessment of the Minns Labor Government’s controversial workers’ compensation reforms, accusing it of pursuing “inconceivably lazy and unfathomably cruel measures” that could put psychologically
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