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The Bar • 21 October 2024
Is it time for the High Court to expand employers’ duties of care to prevent psychological injuries?
With changing community expectations around rights to psychological safety at work and the destigmatisation of psychological...
Big Law • 26 September 2024
Are psychological safety laws being rendered ‘useless’ in small law firms?
Addressing psychological safety in the workplace is a new imperative for Australian businesses, with significant consequences...
Big Law • 11 July 2024
Potential workplace hazards for firm leaders to be on top of
The managing principal of FCW Lawyers reveals the challenges and hazards present in the current work environment that...
Big Law • 06 May 2024
Trigger warnings for excessive workloads not the answer
Combating the extraordinary workloads that lawyers often must undertake and effective management of workplace health and...
Sometimes, leaders tend to neglect their own wellbeing to uplift that of their employees. This process can prove to have...
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“Courts are challenging the norms in employment and safety law,” says this Dentons partner. He divulges what...
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Delivering introductory remarks at last week’s Minds Count Annual Lecture, the Honourable Jayne Jagot —...
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Former King & Wood Mallesons (KWM) chief executive partner Berkeley Cox, and KWM solicitor Margaret Cai, delivered a...
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There is a growing need to address psychosocial risk in law firms, a panel of lawyers, psychologists and wellbeing...
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With workplace-related psychological distress reportedly costing Australia up to $17.4 billion per year, new research...
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A good culture will drive open and honest conversations and make employees feel safe at work, this panel discussion...
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Psychological safety and antifragility are concepts that need to be actively implemented in order to positively affect...
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