AuSAE Webinar: Managing WHS obligations in the modern hybrid workplace

Managing WHS obligations in the modern hybrid workplace

Whether you’re managing a remote team or you’re an employee working from home, it’s important that you know your Workplace Health and Safety (WHS) obligations. WHS is everyone’s responsibility, that’s why we’ve teamed up with our friends at HR Assured to deliver this webinar.

On Tuesday 14 March, 11 am AEDT, HR Assured’s Head of Safety, Adrian Turner will discuss the nuances of working remotely in a modern hybrid workplace.

Adrian will be address:

• How Australia’s WHS laws have evolved to keep pace with changing nature of workplaces.
• The key WHS obligations of employers managing employees working from home.
• The key WHS obligations of employees working from home.
• Risks to manage when employees are working from home.
• New psychological hazards and how employers can manage these risks.
• Good WHS systems to help you maintain compliance.
• Your questions answered.

Attendees receive 1 CAE credits. 

 AuSAE is proud to be a CAE Approved Provider. As a CAE Approved Provider educational program related to the CAE exam content outline, this event may be applied for 1 credit toward your CAE application or renewal professional development requirements. For more information about the CAE credential or Approved Provider program, please visit www.asaecenter.org/cae.   

Meet our Presenter 

Adrian Turner
General Counsel, FCB

Adrian Turner is General Counsel at FCB and the Head of HR Assured’s Safety Division. Adrian was initially employed as a Solicitor with FCB from 2014 – 2017, where his role primarily focused on complex workplace-related disputes and employment litigation.

Adrian spent the next four years working in an external General Counsel role and completing his Master of Business Administration (MBA). Adrian has since returned to FCB in a multi-disciplinary role across the legal services and business development areas of the business. He is responsible for leading HR Assured’s burgeoning Safety Division while drawing on his technical legal expertise and commercial acumen in his capacity as FCB’s General Counsel.

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