Safety and health regulations in Australia stipulate that every workplace must take steps to ensure the physical and mental wellbeing of their employees. Most of us spend at least 40 hours a week at work and a toxic work environment can leave us feeling tired, depressed, anxious and even angry. Ideally, every workplace should be a healthy space to be but sadly, this is not always the case. How
Nearly half of working Australians will have had at least one office fling during their working life. It is undeniable both, that: office romances happen and that they happen often. After all, we spend a lot of time at work and in close proximity with colleagues. We engage in informal banter, share coffees and bond over workplace difficulties. On a typical working day we spend many more waking hours
While hoarding as a problem at home is commonly recognised, it can also rear its head in the office leading to negative repercussions such as staff safety and productivity. Hoarding can occur in several ways including physical hoarding of office stationery, space and goods or hoarding of information and knowledge. It is important to decide the best approach only after fully understanding the nature of the problem. Physical Hoarding
