World Day for Safety and Health at Work
28th April is World Day for Safety and Health at Work. This day is observed to stress the importance of the prevention of occupational accidents and diseases. Latest data by Safe Work Australia shows that in 2024, 200 workers were fatally injured at work in Australia. This World Day is a timely opportunity to look back and review the importance of safety and health at work
Employers wanting to strengthen their WHS practices throughout the year often work with safety consultants to improve compliance and reduce risks.
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