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Sleep deprivation increases the likelihood of a workplace accident by 70%
Are you and your workers skimping on sleep? It’s been proven that sleep deprivation not only means poorer performance, productivity, and safety outcomes but has an impact on our physical health. Researchers found workers
What’s a leader’s role in workplace safety?
When it comes to safety, leaders need to know how to contribute to WHS risk management and the processes for identifying work health and safety hazards and how to assess and control the risks, all in line with legislative
How to lead through uncertain times
There has been seismic disruption to workplaces all around the world over the past few years. Organisations have shifted the way they do business, some have transformed their business models, and others have workforces working hybrid arrangements from
Why train apprentices in WHS?
Hiring an apprentice means committing to giving them the training, skills, knowledge and mentoring needed to help them to excel in their role. Businesses are always implementing new ways to improve internal WHS standards and there is a huge
Five lessons in leadership from the Thai cave rescue mission
What does the successful 2018 Thai cave rescue mission teach us about leadership? Plenty. It’s a gripping story of how a desperate team pursued outcomes against a rapidly ticking clock and overcame insurmountable odds to achieve their goal.
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