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May 22, 2020

Making It Easy To Navigate Covid-19 & WHS In Your Workplace

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Covid-19 LogoWith all the rules and regulations in place for Covid-19 it can be hard to navigate your requirements when it comes to WHS. Well Safe Work Australia has taken away some of this complexity and provided comprehensive advice for 23 different types of workplaces on its website. It is easy to navigate and includes guidance related to duties under WHS laws, workers’ rights, cleaning and hygiene, risk assessment, emergency plans, physical distancing, mental health and more. It also provides some great resources such as providing signs and posters that you can print out and use around your workplace this includes posters on what is COVID-19 and how you can stop it spreading, how to wash your hands and the physical distancing requirements. You can check out the Safe Work Australia website here.

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