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WED
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Vic company fined $30,000 over crush injuries

A Morwell, Victoria, employer has been fined $30,000 over an incident in which a worker was crushed by a panel of reinforced mesh.


WED
12:00AM

Incidents highlight need for shelving safety

WorkSafe Victoria has called on employers to urgently review their shelving and rack systems, following the second incident involving collapsed racking in four weeks.


TUE
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Cole seeks national consistency in construction OHS

The Building and Construction Royal Commission hopes to develop a plan for a consistent national OHS system for the industry at a conference in Melbourne next week.


TUE
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Cole Commission considers underpayment issue

The Cole Royal Commission is seeking comment on the extent of underpayment of workers' compensation payments and whether any change is needed, after releasing a new discussion paper on Friday.


MON
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September 9 News Briefs

Comment sought on proposed Vic mining OHS regulations; NSW regulations to boost union numbers; Bird droppings a risk to workers; and VCode booklet now available.


MON
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Construction incidents prompt WorkSafe warnings

WorkSafe Victoria has warned employers about the use of petrol-driven machines indoors and the safety of masonry walls following two workplace incidents last week.


FRI
12:00AM

Pasminco mine wins top safety award

One of Pasminco Limited's Queensland mines has been awarded the mining industry's highest accolade for OHS excellence.


THU
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Patrick ruling a warning for employers

Employers should be wary of requiring workers to cross picket lines, according to a barrister, who says a court decision this week shows it is "never acceptable" to put workers in such hazardous situations.


THU
12:00AM

Company legally obliged to email union on LTIs

A new enterprise agreement at South Australian power company ETSA Utilities requires the company to quickly notify unions by email of any lost time injuries or OHS issues.


THU
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Dismissal for exaggerated injury warranted

The Australian IRC has upheld an employer's decision to sack a worker who exaggerated about a workplace injury to extend his leave period.


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