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Firstly, Congrats Mark. This is a great outcome.
I am sure the passion that you have for safety in the workplace will flow throughout ACT Work Safety.
It will be interesting to see the changes taking place over the next few months
Colin
Hi Mark,
It is strange - almost as if this issue was ignored - but since publishing this forum there has been an increase of the promotion of training etc on the forum pages. I believe that these things can only be promoted on one's own Groups and…
This morning UnionsACT/ WorkWatch hosted the International Day of Mourning (IDM) ceremony at our premises in Mitchell. For those who don't know, IDM is a day where we remember those who have lost their lives on workplaces worldwide.
Every year in Au…
This morning UnionsACT/ WorkWatch hosted the International Day of Mourning (IDM) ceremony at our premises in Mitchell. For those who don't know, IDM is a day where we remember those who have lost their lives on workplaces worldwide.
Every year in Au…
For everyone who has attended the WorkWatch OHS training programmes - keep in touch with latest OHS changes and news
For everyone who has attended the WorkWatch OHS training programmes - keep in touch with latest OHS changes and news
For everyone who has attended the WorkWatch OHS training programmes - keep in touch with latest OHS changes and news
For everyone who has attended the WorkWatch OHS training programmes - keep in touch with latest OHS changes and news
For those who work in the Community Sector - a way to let us know the issues you face and the solutions you use when it comes to safety in your sector. Also welcome feedback on the Community Sector OHS Training being conducted in the ACT
For everyone who has attended the WorkWatch OHS training programmes - keep in touch with latest OHS changes and news
For those who work in the Community Sector - a way to let us know the issues you face and the solutions you use when it comes to safety in your sector. Also welcome feedback on the Community Sector OHS Training being conducted in the ACT
For those who work in the Community Sector - a way to let us know the issues you face and the solutions you use when it comes to safety in your sector. Also welcome feedback on the Community Sector OHS Training being conducted in the ACT
Agree with your comments Mark. All providers have their own websites and the Training Calander should be sufficient for promotion. Congrats on the site. It is coming together well and membership should start to pick up in next few weeks. Well done
A group for all Health and Safety Reps or Work Safety Reps
Great idea - would welcome any comments - Wally & Lachlan will send invites out to all their contacts next week
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International Day of Mourning
This morning UnionsACT/ WorkWatch hosted the International Day of Mourning (IDM) ceremony at our premises in Mitchell. For those who don't know, IDM is a day where we remember those who have lost their lives on workplaces worldwide.
Every year in Australia, between 200 and 300 people go to work in the morning and don't go home that night - they die on the job. That doesn't include the 5,000 to 8,000 people who die because of a long term work related illness, disease or other illne
Posted on April 28, 2010 at 2:08pm —
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- At 2:46pm on May 21, 2009,
Mark McCabe said… - Hi Colin - welcome. Of course this is still under test but pretty much complete. With the Training Providers Group - i envisaged Workwatch joining that rather than Wally, say. That way, WorkWatch gets its own page promoting its services.
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