Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
In this two Part series of articles we are looking at absolutist leadership language and the likelihood that only a “perfect organisation”, could actually deliver perfection. We then look and what that means in terms … Learn more >>>>>
A friend that I study with visited me recently with his wife. Cheekily, she chastised us for overusing the word ‘discourse’. “Why don’t you just say conversation or talking” she suggested? Almost simultaneously, and defensively, we responded by stating our … Learn more >>>>>
This short video discusses one of the many arguments against the zero harm concept, zero language and discourse.
The language of zero as an absolute and the framing of risk and safety in perfectionism is deeply problematic for establishing a culture of openness, reporting, respect, … Learn more >>>>>
One of the most annoying things about social media, especially Linkedin (as its intention is to be professional), … Learn more >>>>>
This is the edict of the Queensland Resource Council on 13 August 2014, ‘take safety concerns seriously’. The assumption of course is that workers don’t take safety seriously, what an amazing assumption. What else, when ones reality is dictated by injury data. … Learn more >>>>>
