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Balance of Probabilities in Workplace Investigations

Before commencing a workplace investigation, it’s crucial to understand what defines a fair process and how to evaluate the information gathered using the civil standard of proof, the ‘balance of probabilities.’ This will ensure you can make well-founded and impartial decisions.

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Nationally Accredited Training Vs Non-Accredited Training

Over the years Bramwell Partners has often been asked about the difference between Accredited and non-accredited training. This issue can become even more clouded due to an increasing number of businesses offering courses that appear to be ‘’accredited” but on closer inspection they are not.

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Employers Guide to Fire Safety

As the weather warms up and the risk of bushfires increases, fire safety becomes a hot and important topic for Australian workplaces. More than 50% of extreme fire danger days in Queensland have occurred since 1990. Employers play a crucial role in ensuring the safety of their teams and facilities.

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Business Risk Registers – What do they achieve?

Risk registers are a common document that may be forgotten in a businesses’ Workplace Health and Safety systems. These documents form an incredibly important part of the safety practices of any workplace. Having a risk register in place helps businesses to identify what aspects they cannot afford to lose, and how they plan to prevent the potential impacts on the business if a disaster occurs.

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