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| www.nsca.org.au | ISSUE 291 - 17 February 2010 |
Australian NewsBosses and workers must show respect World NewsTraining NewsLegal NewsTalking OHS Law with Michael Connolly NSCA AnnouncementsVisit the NSCA team at Safety In Action 2010 Find out more about the Kirk Decision Career WatchSend to a Friend |
Dear [FIRST], Respect shouldn’t be a one-way street reserved for bosses or elders. Bosses need to respect their employees, both young and old, and workers need to respect each other. Failing to show respect can have tragic consequences. The boss of a Victorian Cafe failed to protect a young staff member from being bullied, resulting in the young employee killing herself. In response to the tragic events, WorkSafe’s acting Executive Director Stan Krpan said: ‘Prevention of bullying is about treating people with respect.’ In fact, much of OHS is about treating people with respect. Each time a risk is ignored, bad news is dismissed, near misses go unreported or egos get in the way of doing a job safely, it shows a lack of respect for all those at the workplace, and their friends and families. How might the families of the people who were killed installing foil insulation feel? The problems aren’t confined to Australia. Recently, in the US, three parties were found in contempt for failing to comply with court ordered OHS citations. For more on these and other OHS stories, read the safety and training updates below. |
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A range of OHS&E training is offered across Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Mackay, Bundaberg, Gladstone, Townsville, Mt Isa and Cairns. Call 1800 655 510 or go to www.nsca.org.au for more information. Diploma of Environmental SustainabilityBrisbane Cycle 2: 1-5 March 2010 To view our entire training calendar and book online, click here 2010 dates available now! |
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A range of OHS&E training is offered across Sydney, Parramatta, Newcastle, Central Coast and Wollongong. Call 1800 655 510 or go to www.nsca.org.au for more information. Be one of the first to study the Diploma of Environmental Sustainability! Call 1800 816 459 for details. Diploma of Environmental SustainabilityNewcastle Cycle 1: 1-4 March Cycle 2: 21-25 June
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BULLYING & HARRASSMENT TRAINING NOW AVAILABLE10 & 23 March WESTERN SUBURBS TRAINING NOW HELD AT WHITTEN OVAL
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