Workplace Dimensions Blog
Body stressing leading serious claim cause
Body stressing is Australia’s leading serious claim cause. Avoid becoming a statistic with these early warning signs and get advice about how to prevent body stressing happening to you.
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How to listen in 8 steps
Learn to be a master listener in less than 2 minutes! We’ve created this great short video which will help you finesse your communications in no time at all!
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How you can run an effective toolbox/pre-start meeting
Running toolbox meetings? These six handy tips ensure your meetings remain time well spent and continue to effectively convey your safety messaging to your team.
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Funding is now available for those in the building and construction industry in QLD
Ready to launch your 2019 WHS career in Queensland? If you’re working in Queensland’s construction industry, you could be eligible for a funded place in our highly rated nationally recognised WHS programs.
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Aussie trades take better care of tools than bodies
Aussie tradies are almost twice as likely to take good care of their tools as their bodies with 79 per cent of tradies taking good care of their tools compared to just 47 per cent who took good care of themselves.
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Five lessons in leadership from the Thai cave rescue mission
What does the successful Thai cave rescue mission teach us about leadership? Plenty.
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44% of Australians don’t have the skills to operate effectively in the workplace
Learn about TAELLN411 Address Adult Language, Literacy and Numeracy Skills, which addresses trainer shortfalls in the language, literacy and numeracy (LLN) demands of training and assessment.
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Family & domestic violence leave entitlements
New leave entitlements enable all employees, including casuals, to be entitled to 5 days’ unpaid leave to deal with family and domestic violence.
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6 reasons to train face-to-face in an online world
For all the benefits of having the world of knowledge stored in your pocket, face-to-face training is still best. We explore why countless organisations invest in face-to-face training to deliver the best learning outcome.
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Study shows 333% return on good WHS performance
High performing health and safety companies achieved a 333% return, compared to the stock market (S&P 500 index) return of 105% during the same period. Find out how you can be a high performer too.
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