🏆 Entries are now open for the 2024 WorkSafe Awards! 🏆 Let's celebrate the achievements of individuals, teams or businesses that go above and beyond to reduce workplace harm or improve outcomes for injured workers. Hear from some of our inspiring 2023 winners and why it's so important to celebrate workplace health and safety champions. Nominate yours today at worksafe.vic.gov.au/awards. | WorkSafe Victoria

Victorian workplaces with a positive health and safety story have until 15 July to get their nominations in for the 2022 WorkSafe Awards. #MediaRelease www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/news/2022-07/2022-worksafe-awards-entries-closing-soon | WorkSafe Victoria | Facebook

Violence and aggression directed towards healthcare workers is never acceptable and the risk can often heighten during challenging and stressful times. Violence and aggression are never OK. Find out what you can do to manage, prevent and report violence in your workplace: www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/itsneverok | WorkSafe Victoria

Time is running out to enter the 2023 WorkSafe Awards. The awards highlight the achievements of those Victorians who've made an outstanding contribution to reducing workplace harm and improving outcomes for injured workers. Be quick, entries close Friday 23 June! For full details and to enter: www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/awards | WorkSafe Victoria | Facebook

'We're not invincible. Very competent, capable, experienced farmers have incidents,' Ben McEvoy, sheep and cropping. It's never you, until it is. Whatever job you're doing on the farm, take a minute to think through. Get safety support for your farm at worksafe.vic.gov.au/agriculture | WorkSafe Victoria

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Work-related gendered violence comes in many forms. Every single one of them is an OHS issue. | WorkSafe Victoria

Up to 95% of healthcare workers experience violence and aggression. | WorkSafe Victoria