SafetyNet 537
Welcome to the June 17 edition of SafetyNet.
It's been a big week for Victorian workers, with wage theft laws passing Victoria's Upper House. This was one of the big campaigns run last year by the VTHC, the other being Industrial manslaughter laws. Both will make our workplaces better.
And in case you don't have time to read the whole journal today, just remember our live webinar on DWGs and HSR elections tonight at 7pm.
To keep up to date and informed between editions of the journal, go to our We Are Union: OHS Reps Facebook page. If you have any questions or need any advice, we can be reached via the Ask Renata facility on the website or through the closed OHS Network Facebook page.
Featured in this issue:
RELATED
SafetyNet 706
This week in SafetyNet: report released indicates the finance sector is failing on harassment, women HSRs networking night, global union fights gendered violence, 13 million in fines for White Island Volcano disaster,...
Read More
SafetyNet 705
This week in SafetyNet: Victoria’s injured worker entitlements slashed, Qantas fined $250k for HSR discrimination, concern about diesel fume levels at Southern Cross Station, WorkSafe charges the Department of Justice and Community Safety,...
Read More
SafetyNet 703
This week in SafetyNet: Amazon France hit with massive surveillance fine, Australian universities failing staff on mental health, the language of tech surveillance, Victoria’s first industrial manslaughter conviction, the differing impacts of...
Read More