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Whether working within the Q-Comp system under the Workers’ Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003 or the Comcare system under the Safety Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 1988, determining what constitutes reasonable management action (RMA) is a challenging area. Both legislative systems indicate that a psychological injury does not include RMA taken in a reasonable way by […]
One of the most important things that we do everyday is sleep. When we are stressed, anxious or depressed, then the amount and quality of sleep we get is often lacking and disrupted. It’s important to highlight that sleep disturbance is a very common phenomenon when we are stressed due to conscious and subconscious worrying. It’s […]
Personality clashes and conflict within the workplace is inevitable. Often managers are skilled technicians, but may not proactively manage conflict between staff due to various concerns, e.g., worried about saying the wrong thing, or worried about making the situation worse. The following tips and strategies can be used to by managers to effectively manage conflict […]
When an operator is involved in a safety critical incident it is commonplace for investigators to focus on the hardware (e.g., equipment), environmental (e.g., weather) and software factors (e.g., shift and break times) that may have contributed to the incident. However it is important to also assess the operator characteristics (e.g., psychological and neuropsychological factors) […]
