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As part of National Safe Work Month, WorkSafe ACT launched their inaugural Strategy for Managing Work-Related Psychosocial Hazards 2021-23.
The event featured Work Health and Safety Commissioner Jacqueline Agius, safety expert Dr Peta Miller, and psychosocial inspectors.
The event covered a range of psychosocial hazards such as work-related violence and aggression, sexual harassment, bullying and mental health, concluding with a thought provoking Q+A.
The event featured Work Health and Safety Commissioner Jacqueline Agius, safety expert Dr Peta Miller, and psychosocial inspectors.
The event covered a range of psychosocial hazards such as work-related violence and aggression, sexual harassment, bullying and mental health, concluding with a thought provoking Q+A.
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