Bullying and harassment claims rising in aged care
Aged care is broadly defined as the support provided to older people who need help in their own home or who can no longer live at home...
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Work health and safety (WHS) inductions for new and young workers
Did you know new employees in the manufacturing industry run a greater risk of workplace injury than people with experience on the job?...
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How to reduce and prevent repetitive injuries in your manufacturing business
Injuries from repetitive tasks pose a risk to businesses and workers in the manufacturing industry. Employers can take steps to minimise risks and create safer workplaces...
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Complacency and inattention may be your biggest risks
Did you know that manufacturing has been identified as one of seven national priority industries to reduce the number and rates of fatalities and serious injuries?...
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icare is helping to prevent injuries in the construction industry
The 'Working Safely at Heights' Online and Virtual Reality Training Program has been named as a 2022 Australian Good Design Award winner...
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Case studies
NSW employers take the lead in reducing injuries in their workplaces...
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How to best communicate with workers from different cultural backgrounds about safety
Workplaces are becoming increasingly more diverse with people from different ages, cultures, skills and experiences...
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How to minimise shiftwork fatigue for construction workers
Construction workers play an integral role in our economy and to many workplaces. However, workers in this industry often work at odd hours of the day and can be at greater risk of shift work fatigue...
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Preventing hazardous manual task injuries in the manufacturing industry
The manufacturing industry relies on workers being able to perform manual tasks to get the job done; whether it’s handling raw materials, working on a conveyor line or operating machinery...
