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Psychosocial risks: your legal WHS obligations
Controlling every psychosocial hazard in your business may not be achievable. However, employers do have certain legal responsibilities to do the utmost (as far as is “reasonably practicable”) to prevent issues and protect your workers’ wellbeing under Australian law.
Each state's WHS/OHS Act mandates the inclusion of psychological health within the definition of workplace health. Some states even have particular Codes of Practice that relate to these issues.
Find out what you need to know as an employer to ensure you’re compliant with Australian WHS laws around psychosocial risks and hazards. You’ll also receive guidance on how to handle complaints. Foster a safe and healthy work environment and stay in alignment with the rules and regulations with this useful resource.
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Who is it for?
Building Professionals
Residential building industry professionals who engage staff and contractors who are keen to effectively manage the mental health of their employees and other personnel.
What does it include?
- Your legal responsibilities as an employer with regards to psychosocial hazards.