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What does it mean to be Fit for Work?
Fitness for work is rarely about one issue in isolation. Fitness for work encompasses multiple factors that empower employees to perform safely and effectively. An employee can be physically capable yet mentally overloaded,
How to run an effective toolbox or pre-start meeting
Toolbox or pre-starts talks are safety sessions that help focus a workforce on safety and are an essential part of maintaining a safe work environment. When done right, these meetings promote greater awareness of safety, trust,
As a leader, do you practise reflexivity?
Discover how reflexivity can help leaders build self-awareness, challenge assumptions and make more considered decisions using four practical steps. Ever find yourself thinking back on your day, wondering why you did what
Melissa Williams Named International Learning & Training Professional of the Year 2026
LDN's CEO Melissa Williams gains global recognition for an Australian leader redefining what effective workplace learning looks like. Learning Dimensions Network (LDN) is proud to announce that CEO and Lead Instructional Designer Melissa Williams
Psychosocial safety poll results
The LDN psychosocial safety poll results are in - workload, resourcing and role clarity need more focus. We look at what the result tells us about job demands, unclear responsibilities and questions leaders should be asking before pressure
LDN recognised with Silver Globee® Award for Excellence
LDN has been awarded a Silver Globee® Award for Excellence for The LDN Way. The International Globee® Awards for Excellence honour organisations that set high standards in performance, leadership, innovation and impact. The win
One workforce. One learning journey.
Most organisations invest in training to build capability, reduce risk and improve performance. But does your organisation have a learning journey, or just a list of training programs? The issue usually starts with
Workers’ Memorial Day and World Day for Safety and Health at Work
On 28 April each year, International Workers’ Memorial Day is observed across Australia and around the world. It is also World Day for Safety and Health at Work. International Workers’ Memorial Day brings together
Vote in our psychosocial safety poll
Psychosocial safety is high on workplace agendas, but the focus may look different depending on the work and workplace. Click below to take our poll and we’ll share the results in the next edition of the LDN
Crisis reveals culture: How strong organisations support industry and community
Learn the practical workplace culture attributes that help organisations keep operating, support their industry, and step up for community when it matters. In Australia, we pride ourselves on helping each other out in
Planning your people development for this year
Planning your 2026 people development is easier when you start with the work, the risk, and the leadership moments that matter. Use our program snapshot to map what your teams need across safety, leadership and workplace learning,