As we transition into Spring 2024, corporate fashion is embracing a blend of refreshing styles and sustainable choices that redefine workplace attire. From vibrant pastels to eco-friendly fabrics, here are the top trends that will elevate your professional wardrobe this season.
Farm life is no walk in the park—it's a sunrise-to-sunset grind that tests your endurance against the elements and demands. Every day is a new challenge, whether it’s braving the chill of a pre-dawn winter morning, working under the scorching summer sun, or wading through mud during a spring rain. In these conditions, what you wear isn’t just a matter of style; it’s a matter of survival.
SafeWork SA recently issued a safety alert following a surge in notices for safety breaches associated with machine guarding. In the first four weeks of the 2024/25 financial year SafeWork SA issued 29 notices for this type of offence compared to 120 during the entire previous financial year.
SafeWork SA recently issued a safety alert warning business owners in the agriculture sector about the dangers of working in confined spaces following the recent death of a farmer in a grain bin.
The implementation of AI or generative AI tools within workplaces can impact both the perception and existence of psychosocial risks at work, according to RMIT.
Emergency service personnel and other professionals who are responsible for responding to incidents on high-speed roads experience higher fatality and incident rates, and also suffer from higher rates of post-traumatic stress disorder compared to the general population.
Discover essential guidelines for safe handling, storage, and disposal of hazardous healthcare waste. Learn about PPE, treatment methods, and compliance to protect your staff and the environment.
NT WorkSafe recently issued a safety alert for electrical workers and residents to exercise caution when accessing meter boxes fitted with older style meters found in homes built before 2014. The alert was issued after Power and Water Service personnel have reported finding a number of heat damaged service fuse holders in meter boxes in territory homes.
For organisations looking to shift from lagging safety indicators to leading indicators, they must first address their preparedness, priorities and safety culture maturity level, according to recent research. Specifically, leading indicators must be adopted with a systems-thinking approach where they are developed and used in a work context involving people and technology, rather than merely focusing on human behaviour or identifying leading indicators for machinery or plant.
Although most businesses strive to do the right thing by their employees and reduce psychosocial risks, the complexity of this task means most organisations are still struggling to comprehensively address workplace mental health challenges, according to the Black Dog Institute.
