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The Fair Work Commission has confirmed the immediate termination of a logistics employee was lawful after he operated a pallet jack in a “knowingly and reckless” manner near co-workers, with the decision
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October marks National Safe Work Month across Australia, a vital time when employers and workers unite to strengthen workplace health and safety practices. This year’s theme, “safety: every job, every day,” encourages
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A Federal Court judge has ruled that a workplace tribunal failed to provide procedural fairness to a former Australia Post employee seeking compensation for psychological injury, ordering the case be reheard by
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A NSW District Court judge has delivered a scathing criticism of a labour-hire company’s safety practices while imposing a significantly larger fine than that given to the host employer involved in the
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In a significant development that underscores regulators’ commitment to comprehensive accountability, two separate companies have entered enforceable undertakings with SafeWork SA relating to the same hazardous void incident. This case marks a
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WorkSafe Western Australia has launched a comprehensive investigation following a tragic workplace fatality at Hofmann Engineering’s Bassendean facility on September 8, marking the second death at the same location within six years.
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Workplace Health and Safety Queensland has contacted multiple businesses following the detection of asbestos-containing fire rated board in products imported from China and distributed through Queensland. The contaminated fire rated board was
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A regional council has been penalised for serious workplace safety violations after a worker suffered severe injuries during a routine infrastructure project, with a magistrate criticizing the organisation’s failure to enforce basic
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Worker killed one hour after manager identified hazardous conditions, while traffic management firm faces charges over lone worker death A mining contractor has been ordered to pay $540,000 in fines and costs
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Major crackdown launched as inspectors find children using dangerous machinery and handling hazardous chemicals Victorian workplace regulators are launching an intensive enforcement campaign targeting employers who expose child workers to dangerous conditions,
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