US EditionSafety blitz sees 140 officers deployed to help in classrooms
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Safety blitz sees 140 officers deployed to help in classrooms
CLASSROOMS are set to become safer and more supportive, with the State Government rolling out almost 140 new Workplace Health and Safety Officers across the State. This initiative is part of a $57 million expansion funded through the landmark Bilateral Agreement, which fully funds state schools for the first time in Queensland’s history. The new officers will work directly with principals using a cluster model to assess risks, develop strategies…
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