Early Intervention Done Right

We’ve all seen injury management errors in the past.

“What can can we do when it starts to slip away?”

“How do we ensure we get our employee the right treatment at the right time?”

“What are the signs things are going off track?”

So what can we do? Hear about the practical, evidence based approaches, used in Australian workplaces.

Start the day with a bang – with the main course served up by the WhyWork® Podcast team.

Get ready for Early Intervention Done Right – “WhyWork®” Style.

We are thrilled to share the news that the team from the WhyWork® podcast will be opening the symposium in their dynamic, thought-provoking and amusing style with a special Early Intervention themed podcast recorded on-site at the Calile Hotel.

While you enjoy breakfast Calile-style, turn your ears to the intersection of case law and human factors as the WhyWork® Team examine the ‘what’, ‘why’ and ‘what-if’s’ behind the stories of real people at work.

We’re long-time fans of the podcast hosted by Alan Girle, Sara Pazell and Trajce Cvetkovski, which is now in its eighth season. Rated in the top 10 management and top 40 business Apple podcasts in Australia, the WhyWork® podcast will examine the uncomfortable realities and cautionary tales of work. Additionally, they’ll reconstruct a better way for contemporary workplaces to get early intervention done – right.

If you haven’t had a chance to hear the WhyWorkTM podcast yetyou don’t need to wait for the symposium – check it out at https://whywork.com.au/ or wherever you download your podcasts

The event will be held at the beautiful Calile Hotel, 48 James Street, Fortitude Valley.

Info: Live Why Work? Podcast 'Early Intervention Under Cross Examination – Band-Aids, Bureaucracy, and Better Design'

Info: Tom Raeburn will present a Psychosocial masterclass: Getting beyond the risk assessment and prevention plans. As psychosocial prosecutions increase, and the line between traditional HR issues and WHS continues to blur, practitioners are constantly being challenged about how to ensure psychosocial safety. In this masterclass, we unpack contemporary trends, compliance initiatives (beyond a basic risk assessment) and give practical guidance on how to navigate the complex industrial, regulatory and societal expectations psychosocial safety puts on all WHS duty holders.

Info: Sarah Yip will present "Your Emotional Wake: Leading with Emotional Intelligence Before, During and After Hard Conversations".

Info: Join us for afternoon to mingle with attendees in the cool breeze of the Calile's open reception room next to the pool.

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