Work health and safety (WHS) legislation in Australia aims to prevent injury and disease to persons in the workplace. Importantly, a number of Australian jurisdictions have ‘harmonised’ their legislation from 2012. Common to all WHS legislation in Australia are the...
Recovery can take an average of 6 to 9 months with most sufferers describing recovery as a life-long journey. Many individuals will benefit from therapy, particularly if they have developed anxiety and depression as a result of their burnout. However for most, making...
We all have habits that can have a major effect on our life. But they also affect the choices we make at work. The choice to follow a safety procedure on any given day could be affected by a habit you have had for years. Subscribe to our newsletterenter your email...
Previously we discussed how to spot the signs and symptoms of burnout. In this video we are going to discuss how to prevent it. No employer, manager or CEO wants to lose their best talent to burnout. However, most don’t realise until it is too late. For more...
Changing safety culture isn’t something that happens overnight. We need to continually work in order to drive change and make workplace safety a priority. As leaders, it’s our actions that will truly make the difference. For more information contact us on 9801...
Burnout is a diagnosis specific to the workplace. The WHO defines it as a ‘syndrome conceptualized as resulting from chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed’ with feelings of energy depletion or exhaustion, increased mental distance from one’s...
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