Its 400-plus service points across Australasia are helping customers cut costly downtime as Hydraulink adds new distributors and branches.
A farm company has been fined GBP £281,250 after a migrant worker suffered life-changing injuries when crushed by a trailer.
Remote hiring is getting easier for employers, with free or low-cost sites offering access to vetted freelancers and developers worldwide.
A Transport Accident Investigation Commission report says poor cargo-securing guidance left crew exposed to a snapped wire that killed an able seaman in Gisborne.
A worker was injured and the firm fined after unsafe height access equipment failed during shed construction in Kerikeri.
Most organisations faced at least one successful cyberattack last year, underlining the need to reassess security practices and share lessons.
Chronic pressure at the office can harm health and performance, but simple changes in routine may help workers cope more easily.
A Timaru lumber yard has been fined after unsafe timber stacking led to a three-year-old boy suffering fatal chest and lung injuries.
Physical distancing has been eased on building sites, but workers must still sign in, wash hands and stay home if unwell.
New demand for eco-friendly disinfectants is boosting an electrochemical cleaner that lets workplaces reopen within minutes after fogging.
A trainee was crushed and badly injured when a truck rolled off wooden blocks in an unsupervised workshop job, exposing safety failings.
Workers were exposed to a risk of death or serious injury after a known faulty gate injured two men and triggered a near-$271,000 fine.
Homeowners could save NZD $18 million a year as councils drop consents for sheds, carports and other low-risk work from August.
Workers may be left exposed to silica and asbestos if respiratory masks sold as compliant do not meet approved standards.
Repeated breaches of WorkSafe notices led to a total GBP £63,000 in fines after workers were left exposed to deadly falls.
Healthcare settings face a transmission risk as a survey finds more than half of doctors and nurses still work with flu-like symptoms.
New Zealand’s wage subsidy extension and infrastructure spending are meant to blunt soaring unemployment as the economy heads into recession.
Businesses must review hygiene, distancing and contact-tracing controls as thousands return to work under Alert Level 2.
New distancing and travel rules aim to help builders restart safely under Level 2, with updated protocols now available online.
Remote teams can stay productive without surveillance if firms cut meeting overload and set clearer boundaries, Basecamp’s Jason Fried says.
