Australian Psychosocial Hazard Management Plan
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Australian Psychosocial Hazard Management Plan

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SafeWork NSW announced increased enforcement activities against workplace psychosocial hazards, such as excessive workloads

Proposed Victorian reforms impose explicit duties on all employers to address psychosocial hazards, including sexual harassment

WHS laws mandate that directors take a proactive approach to compliance, ensuring psychosocial hazards are managed effectively

New codes of practice outline common psychological hazards, such as high job demands, low job control, and poor workplace support

Safe Work Australia is considering changes to incident notification requirements to include psychosocial risks

Tailored guidelines are being developed for high-risk industries to address unique psychosocial challenges

WorkSafe and other regulators are increasing audits and inspections to ensure compliance with psychosocial safety standards

SafeWork NSW announced increased enforcement activities against workplace psychosocial hazards, such as excessive workloads Proposed Victorian reforms impose explicit duties on all employers to address psychosocial hazards, including sexual harassment WHS laws mandate that directors take a proactive approach to compliance, ensuring psychosocial hazards are managed effectively New codes of practice outline common psychological hazards, such as high job demands, low job control, and poor workplace support Safe Work Australia is considering changes to incident notification requirements to include psychosocial risks Tailored guidelines are being developed for high-risk industries to address unique psychosocial challenges WorkSafe and other regulators are increasing audits and inspections to ensure compliance with psychosocial safety standards

‘Regular monitoring of workplace conditions & employee well-being allows for early detection of potential psychosocial hazards

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