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2023 LGAQ ANNUAL CONFERENCE MOTIONS · Attachment 4 - MOTION D - Cr Finzel- Psychosocial Risk Reduction Training
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‘The National Women’s Health Strategy
2020-2030’
Steps forward support the notion that
investment into training local Council
workers has a ripple affect with our people
being seen as ‘Ambassadors’ in sharing
learned knowledge through informal
pathways.
Contributing value towards the
advancement of human rights, sustainable
development and peace as recognised by
UNESCO.
Collectively, now more than ever we need
to fast track initiatives to find practical
ways to minimize impacts of COVID
recovery and natural disaster
management now and into the future.
Building resilience to improve mental
health and well-being of our people now
living in our communities with the impacts
of natural disasters, climate change, rising
cost of living, access to affordable
housing, and job security is essential.
Case study/ Example “Council A” fails to participate in the LGAQ
(optional) 350 word limit Pilot Program and misses the opportunity
to introduce reasonable measures and
educational training programs minimizing
psychosocial hazards in the workplace
and leading to non-compliance
consequences.
Furthermore Codes of Practice are
admissible in court proceedings as
evidence of whether or not a duty or
obligations have been complied with.
The impact of “Council A” failing to
participate in the LGAQ pilot program
leads to reduced data collection designed
to adequately inform the State
Government of the need to upscale and
commit funding into the future.
“Council A” also runs the risk of
reputational damage and not being
recognized as an employer of choice
leading to:
• Falling retention rates with added
pressure on recruitment budget.
• Declining attraction rates
July 23
Wilson Crawley
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