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Company Director Jailed for a year and fined $1m over workplace death

February 10, 2019

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A Brisbane director has been sentenced to one year in jail, and fined $1 million, in a Queensland-first Workplace Health and Safety trial. Yesterday Gary Lavin, and his company Multi-Run Roofing, were found guilty of reckless conduct, after a 62-year-old…

Sexual harassment in the workplace – turning a blind eye is not an option

November 27, 2018

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Two in five women, and one in four men report being sexually harassed at work since 2013, according to recent findings. Sexual harassment in the workplace has increased considerably in the last six years, according to the Australian Human Rights…

Rising Mental Health Compensation Claims

November 21, 2018

Claims, Mental health, Stress

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While workplace injuries and deaths are decreasing, more compensation claims for mental health issues are being made. The economic cost of work-related injury and disease has been estimated by Safe Work Australia as $61.8 billion per annum for the 2012-13…

Getting ready for AUSTRAC’s Compliance Report 2018

October 23, 2018

AMLCTF, AMLCTF Club, Anti Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing, AUSTRAC

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AUSTRAC’s annual compliance report for 2018 will be opening for lodgement soon. The compliance report is a self-assessment of how businesses have met their anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF) obligations over the year. It helps AUSTRAC understand the risks…

4 Key Requirements to Managing Workplace Sexual Harassment

October 18, 2018

Digital Marketing, photography, Social Media

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1 in 4 Australian women have been sexually harassed at work and with reports of workplace sexual harassment on the rise, more employers are finding that they have failed to implement a safe system to manage it. This can be…

Protect Your Identity – Mail Theft

October 12, 2018

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NSW Police Crime Prevention Series Modern life is all about easy access and convenience for the customer. This includes how we receive and send goods and information. Items such as credit cards, drivers licences and utility statements sent out in…

Five Australians a Month are Killed By Domestic Violence

October 6, 2018

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In Australia, approximately one woman a week and one man a month are killed by domestic violence. And one in six women and one in sixteen men are known to have experienced violence from a current or former partner. Violence…

Anger & Impulsivity

September 20, 2018

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Anger is a useful emotion when used well. It can get you moving, stimulate you to be honest (say something you’ve been meaning to say), give you the energy to protect yourself or your values, to stand up for something.…

Culture of Security

December 5, 2016

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The ‘Culture of Security’ can be defined as the organisations approach to its security practices and beliefs. Having a positive and effective Culture of Security does not require an organisation to become paranoid about security, installing cameras or restricting access…

Company Director Jailed for a year and fined $1m over workplace death

Sexual harassment in the workplace – turning a blind eye is not an option

Rising Mental Health Compensation Claims

Getting ready for AUSTRAC’s Compliance Report 2018

Protect Your Identity – Mail Theft

Anger & Impulsivity

Culture of Security

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