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    ESCAPE Bundaberg! Behave yourself.

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    Quote Originally Posted by V8Ian View Post
    You omitted "window of opportunity", "moving forward" and many other buzz words I cba trying to recall.

    But on the original subject, some people get benefit from it. For those who don't, scroll on by, simples.
    I recently has to"attend " a seminar on how to do work that takes (because of health paperwork requirments} say15 hours but into 9 hours and it was labelled "working at the top of your scope".....
    We told the presenters what they could do with their "scope"
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    Quote Originally Posted by sashadidi View Post
    We told the presenters what they could do with their "scope"
    Perhaps a colleague with a speech impediment could have suggested an "Arthroscopy"?
    'sit bonum tempora volvunt'


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    Hello All,

    As from the 2nd of August 2022 new Australia wide work place health and safety guidelines dealing with psychosocial health in the workplace were rolled out.

    As per the following website ... accessed 24th of May 2025 from, New model WHS Regulations and Code of Practice to help prevent psychological harm at work | Safe Work Australia
    Preventing psychological harm is an essential part of creating a healthy and safe workplace.

    The model work health and safety (WHS) laws now include regulations on psychosocial hazards. A new model Code of Practice on Managing psychosocial hazards at work explains the laws and how to comply with them, including practical steps to manage workplace risks to psychological health.

    Safe Work Australia Chief Executive Officer Michelle Baxter said that “under work health and safety laws, PCBUs have a positive duty to do everything they reasonably can to prevent exposure to psychosocial hazards and risks.

    Oh a PCBU is a
    ‘person conducting a business or undertaking’

    Since August 2022 employers have been a bit flat footed in trying to meet the new code of practice. Hence the proliferation of compulsory staff meetings and information sessions delivered by external providers. Various providers are providing their interpretations of how to fill in the psychosocial gap. Therefore, the content varies widely.

    Kind regards
    Lionel

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