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| 70. |
Regulating Occupational Health and Safety for Contingent and Precarious Workers: The Proposed 'Primary' Duty of Care
(PDF:337K/29pages)
Richard Johnstone |
| 69. |
On the Limits of Management Based Regulation
(PDF:250K/38pages)
Neil Gunningham and Darren Sinclair |
| 68. |
The National Review into Model OHS Laws: Offences Relating to Breaches of the Duties of Care, Defences and Related Matters
(PDF:203K/18pages)
Ron McCallum and Belinda Reeve |
| 67. |
The National Review into Model OHS Laws: A Paper Examining the 'Specified Classes' of Duty Holders; Reasonably Practicable and Risk Management; and Access to OHS Advice
(PDF:239K/22pages)
Elizabeth Bluff
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| 66. |
The National Review into Model OHS Laws: A Paper Examining the Duties of Officers and Due Diligence
(PDF:178K/11pages)
Neil Foster |
| 65. |
“Thoughts, Feelings, Action”: Survey of Victorian Managers of Major Hazard Facilities
(PDF:143K/21pages)
Fiona Haines and
Chris Platania Phung
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| 64. |
Will The Rudd Federal Labor Government Abolish Key Legal Protections For Certain Exploited Vulnerable Workers?
(PDF:175K/15pages)
Michael Rawling |
| 63. |
Recent Developments in Personal Liability of Company Officers for Workplace Safety Breaches – Australian and UK Decisions
(PDF:378K/31pages)
Neil Foster
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| 62. |
The Industrial Relations of Sick Leave and Workers Compensation for Police Officers in Australia
(PDF:166K/40pages)
Robert Guthrie |
| 61. |
Harmonising Occupational Health and Safety Regulation in Australia: the First Report of the National OHS Review
(PDF:406K/40pages)
Richard Johnstone
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| 60. |
OHS Inspectors and Psychosocial Risk Factors: Evidence from Australia
(PDF:301K/32pages)
Richard Johnstone, Michael Quinlan and Maria McNamara
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| 59. |
Regulation and the Role of Trust: Reflections from the Mining Industry
(PDF:296K/28pages)
Neil Gunningham and Darren Sinclair
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| 58. |
A Responsive Sanction to Promote Systematic Compliance? Enforceable Undertakings in OHS Regulation
(PDF:480K/36pages)
Richard Johnstone and Michelle King
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| 57. |
Identifying and Responding to Warnings: The Case of Australia's Air Traffic Control Organisation
(PDF:184K/25pages)
Andrew Hopkins
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| 56. |
Responsive OHS Regulation in the Mining Sector
(PDF:150K/18pages)
Neil Gunningham and Darren Sinclair
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| 55. |
Multiple OHS Inspection Tools: Balancing Deterrence and Compliance in the Mining Sector
(PDF:158K/18pages)
Neil Gunningham and Darren Sinclair
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| 54. |
Factors Impinging on the Effectiveness of the Mines Inspectorate
(PDF:221K/17pages)
Neil Gunningham and Darren Sinclair
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| 53. |
Thinking About Process Safety Indicators
(PDF:232K/16pages)
Andrew Hopkins
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| 52. |
Organisational Restructuring/Downsizing, OHS Regulation and Worker Health and Wellbeing
(PDF:221K/31pages)
Michael Quinlan
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| 51. |
The Problem of Defining High Reliability Organisations
(PDF:113K/15pages)
Andrew Hopkins
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| 50. |
The CAMAC Report on Personal Liability for Corporate Fault – A Critique from the OHS perspective
(PDF:95K/9pages)
Neil Foster
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| 49. |
The Impact of the Gretley Prosecutions
(PDF:153k/20pages)
Andrew Hopkins
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| 48. |
Holding Corporate Leaders Responsible
(PDF:159K/18pages)
Andrew Hopkins
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| 47. |
Safety Decision Making in High Hazard Organisations at the Production/Maintenance Interface - A Literature Review
(PDF :336K/39pages)
Jan Hayes
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| 46. |
Safety, Security, Politics and Fact: Shaping the Regulatory Solution
(PDF:159K/18pages)
Fiona Haines
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| 45. |
Is the Australian Mining Industry Ready for a Safety Case Regime?
(PDF:185K/18pages)
Kathryn Heiler
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| 44. |
Studying Organisational Cultures and their Effects on Safety
(PDF:195K / 18 pages)
Andrew Hopkins
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| 43. |
A Corporate Dilemma:To be a Learning Organisation or to Minimise Liability
(PDF:151K/ 13 pages)
Andrew Hopkins
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| 42. |
Evaluating Mine Safety Legislation in Queensland
(PDF:187K/1 7pages)
Neil Gunningham
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| 41. |
Take Me to Your Employer: The Organisation Reach of Occupational Health and Safety Regulation
(PDF:278K/37pages)
Richard Johnstone and Therese Wilson
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| 40. |
An Evaluation of Certain Criticisms of the NSW OHS Act
(PDF:176K/15pages)
Andrew Hopkins
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| 39. |
The Gretley Coal Mining Disaster: Reflections on the Finding that Mine Managers were to Blame
(PDF:306K/30 pages)
Andrew Hopkins
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| 38. |
The OHS Regulatory Challenges Posed by Agency Workers: Evidence from Australia
(PDF:2719K/33pages)
Richard Johnstone and Michael Quinlan
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| 37. |
Safety Case Regulation for the Mining Industry
(PDF:383K/27pages)
Andrew Hopkins and Peter Wilkinson
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| 36. |
What are we to make of safe behaviour programs?
(PDF:234K/16pages)
Andrew Hopkins
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| 35. |
The missing link - regulating occupational health and safety support
(PDF:491K/39pages)
Liz Bluff
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| 34. |
Regulating Occupational Health and Safety in the Labour Market
(PDF:160K/20pages)
Richard Johnstone
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| 33. |
Safety Regulation and Mining Inspectorate - Lessons from Western Australia
(PDF:204K/15pages)
Neil Gunningham
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| 32. |
New Strategies for Safety Regulators: Beyond Compliance Monitoring
(PDF:212K/17pages)
Andrew Hopkins
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| 31. |
Best practice Rail Safety Regulation
(PDF:342K/24pages)
Neil Gunningham
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| 30. |
Motivating Management: Corporate Compliance with Safety, Health and Environmental Regulation
(PDF:228K/32pages)
Neil Gunningham, Dorothy Thornton and Robert A. Kagan
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| 29. |
Cotton, Health and Environment: A Case Study of Self-Regulation
(PDF:404K/33pages)
Neil Gunningham
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| 28. |
A Responsive, Contextual and Networked Approach to
Enforcing Safe Design of Plant
(PDF:203K/26pages)
Liz Bluff
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| 27. |
The Relationship Between 'Reasonably Practicable' and
Risk Management Regulation
(PDF:499K/45pages)
Liz Bluff and Richard Johnstone
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| 26. |
Reflection On Reforms: Developing Criminal Accountability For Industrial Deaths
(PDF:753K/96pages)
Andy Hall, Richard Johnstone and Alexa Ridgway
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| 25. |
Quantitative Risk Assessment: A Critique
(PDF:322K/25pages)
Andrew Hopkins
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| 24. |
Regulatory Strategies for the Safe Design of Plant
(PDF:292K/26pages)
Liz Bluff
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| 23. |
The Use of Infringement Notices in OHS Law Enforcement
(PDF:464K/19pages)
Liz Bluff
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| 22. |
Statutory OHS Workplace Arrangements for the Modern Labour Market (PDF:300K/35pages)
Richard Johnstone, Michael Quinlan and David Walters
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| 21. |
Regulating supply-chains to address the occupational health and safety problems associated with precarious employment: The case of home-based clothing workers in Australia
(PDF: 209K/ 24 pages)
Igor Nossar, Richard Johnstone and Michael Quinlan
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| 20. |
Systematic Management of Occupational Health and Safety
(PDF: 528K/ 66 pages)
Liz Bluff
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| 19. |
Regulating Safe Design and Planning of Construction Works
(PDF: 399K/ 36 pages)
Liz Bluff
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| 18. |
Improving Occupational Health & Safety Policy through Intervention Research
(PDF: 107K/ 12 pages)
Anthony D. LaMontangne
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| 17. |
Regulating the Psychosocial Issues in Changing Work Situations
(PDF:51K / 5pages)
Christina Engman
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| 16. |
Flexible Work and Organisational Arrangements - Regulatory Problems and Responses
(PDF:195K / 21pages)
Michael Quinlan
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| 15. |
OHS in Small Organisations: Some Challenges and Ways Forward
(PDF:285K / 32pages)
David Walters and Felicity Lamm
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| 14. |
Organisational Development and OHS Management in Large Organisations
(PDF:240K / 28pages)
Kaj Frick
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| 13. |
Thinking Laterally: Restorative and Responsive Regulation Of OHS
(PDF:125K / 14pages)
John Braithwaite
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| 12. |
Carrots and Sticks - Inspection Strategies in Denmark
(PDF:82K / 12pages)
Per Langaa Jensen and Jens Jensen
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| 11. |
From Fiction to Fact - Rethinking OHS Enforcement
(PDF:178K / 57pages)
Richard Johnstone
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| 10. |
Workplace Arrangements for OHS in the 21st Century
(PDF:267K / 29pages)
David Walters
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| 9. |
Principle, Process, Performance or What? New Approaches to OHS Standards Setting
(PDF: 643K / 42pages)
Liz Bluff and Neil Gunningham
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| 8. |
OHS Implications of Agvet Chemical Regulation
(PDF: 666K / 59pages)
Patricia Healy and Neil Gunningham
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| 7. |
Safety Culture, Mindfulness and Safe Behaviour: Converging ideas
(PDF:168K / 15pages)
Andrew Hopkins
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| 6. |
Safety, Courts and Crime
(PDF: 628K / 33 pages)
Richard Johnstone
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| 5. |
The Prevention of Occupational Injuries and Illness: The Role of Economic Incentives
(PDF: 444K / 27 pages)
Alan Clayton
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| 4. |
Regulatory Character and Regulatory Reform: Exploring the nexus between globalization and safety standards
(PDF: 324K / 28 pages)
Fiona Haines
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| 3. |
The Legal Concept of Work-Related Injury and Disease in Australian OHS and Workers’ Compensation Systems
(PDF: 804K / 48 pages)
Alan Clayton, Richard Johnstone and Sonya Sceats
This paper has also been published as an article (2002) 15(2) Australian Journal of Labour Law 105.
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| 2. |
Regulating Farm Safety: Towards an Optimal Policy Mix
(PDF: 260K / 15 pages)
Neil Gunningham
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| 1. |
The Legal Framework for Regulating Road Transport Safety: Chains of Responsibility, Compliance and Enforcement
(PDF: 316K / 17 pages)
Richard Johnstone
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