SafetyNet 499

19/8/2019

Welcome to SafetyNet! With Renata returning to work this week, SafetyNet is back at full speed. You may notice things look a little different. On the back of our new website launch, we're just figuring out a few final teething problems, which is why this issue is a few days late. There will be a second issue this week (hopefully!)

There was a fatality last week, bringing the total for the year to 21 deaths.

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To keep up to date and informed between editions of SafetyNet, go to our We Are Union: OHS Reps Facebook page. The Part 2 of our special 2 part series live show on stress at work went to air last week, and it was very interesting. So if you missed it, are an HSR or deputy and would like to take a look, you should join the OHS Network Facebook

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