Videos

Sex work – Working safely

Here we explain some simple examples duty holders can take to ensure that sex workers can operate safely, no matter what type of business the workplace is or where it is located.

Lynne Brown, Queensland Police Service

Work Well Awards 2023 Category nine winner – Best individual contribution to rehabilitation and return to work.

John Kenworthy

Work Well Awards 2023 Category seven winner – Injured worker achievement award

Monadelphous and Incitec Pivot Limited

Work Well Awards 2023 Category six winner – Best demonstrated healthy and safe work design.

Shine Lawyers

Work Well Awards 2023 Category five winner – Best commitment to work health and wellbeing

Townsville City Council

Work Well Awards 2023 Category four winner – Most significant improvement to work health and safety performance

Protective Pty Ltd

Work Well Awards 2023 Category three winner – Best solution to an identified electrical issue

Hyne Timber

Work Well Awards 2023 Category one winner – Best solution to an identified work health and safety issue

Play it safe (Luke Hodge)

Luke Hodge, ALF Great shares his personal experience with workplace safety, after witnessing a friend in a severe accident, and the aftermath of this.

The power of perspective in redressing sexual harassment culture

Dr Skye Charry delves into a powerful framework for catalysing change in sexual harassment culture by harnessing three key workplace perspectives.

Addressing workplace bullying

Workplace bullying is a significant health and safety risk in Australian workplaces, affecting one in 10 workers.

De-escalating aggression and violence in the workplace

Mark Oostergo discusses occupational violence and aggression in the workplace.