News Articles for WHS Foundation

New work health and safety laws coming into effect this month have wide implications.

WA's largest mining contractor has backed an Aboriginal training scheme that is delivering impressive results.

Managing safety in the workplace has never been more challenging and the risks never higher, as psychosocial hazards gain more attention.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Janelle Marr, Barry Sargeant, Chris Melsom, Libby Lyons, Damon Sugden, Kate O'Hara, Anjie Brook, Joe Scurria, Michelle Keegan, Michael Morgan, Melissa Roberts and Sandhya Buchanan.

Research suggests industrial manslaughter laws make workplaces less safe by creating unrealistic accountability expectations, Shane Herbst discusses.

IFAP will cease operation of its Fremantle training centre at the end of this month, citing industrial manslaughter laws now widely tipped to pass state parliament as the reason.

Tim Searle has been appointed a partner in Clyde & Co's Perth office.

Duplication is nobody's friend, especially when it's costing your business money.

The $1.8 million Karara iron ore project has joined with Central West TAFE in Geraldton to launch a partnership for education, vocational training and skills development to bring new employment opportunities to the region.