Managing Psychosocial Risk in the Workplace #2 | Webinar

The Safe Step

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May 11, 2023

Following on from the success of our first webinar in this series (watched by 1,500+ people), David Burroughs, Steve Bell, Jane Bourke and Aaron Neilson reconnect and look at what’s changed in the last 6-months.


In this session they review the latest changes in the WHS regulatory landscape, reflect on what we’ve learnt so far and explore what’s working (and what’s not) when it comes to managing psychosocial risks in the workplace.


This recording is ideal for workplace health and safety professionals and leaders wanting to comply with new codes of practice, whilst genuinely improving the working experience of their employees.

BY WATCHING THIS RECORDING YOU WILL:

  • Receive accurate, up-to-date, advice about the impacts of new regs/codes of practice.
  • Explore strategies used by leading organisations to manage psychosocial hazards.
  • Learn to avoid common mistakes and pitfalls associated with workplace wellbeing.
  • Understand the benefits of taking a multifactorial approach to this complex issue.
  • Get ahead of the curve in finding the right people to help you create positive workplace mental health.

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The Safe Step • May 11, 2023

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