HOW SAFE AND HEALTHY IS YOUR WORK?

Australian Unions are conducting their third national survey about workers’ experience of health and safety in the workplace, and they really want your input. Click this survey link: https://ausunions.io/WSH2023.

The survey will build on their current understanding of your experience at work, what is important to you and what you think could be improved.

This year our national peak body have added some questions for specific groups of workers – those exposed to airborne contaminants, and those experiencing menopause-like symptoms that may affect their work.

They want to find out what employers are doing about these issues and unions will use the results when campaigning and advocating for changes.

This builds on the great use unions made of the results in the last two years around mental health and work, drawing upon the experience of more than 40,000 workers sharing their stories about workplace mental health.

Now all states and territories have agreed to introduce strong regulations designed to protect workers’ mental health.

You can read the report for the 2022 Survey here and the 2021 Survey here.  

Work Shouldn’t Hurt 2023 survey link: https://ausunions.io/WSH2023.

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