138 hard hats laid out at memorial for those who died at work

'Responsibility to help': service held for fallen Border and North East workers

The North East and Border Trades and Labour Council has remembered people who died at work in the North East and Border regions at a Wodonga service.

Safety starts when people 'speak up,' labour council president says

On a day dedicated to remembering workers killed or injured on the job or who suffered fatal work-related disease, there was no shortage at Laurentian University of gut-wrenching stories about workplace illnesses and the toll they take on individuals and families.

138 hard hats laid out at memorial for those who died at work

A service was held in Vera Page Park to honour those who have died at work.

‘No one should have to risk their life to earn a living’: Remembering those killed or injured at work

Minister joins union and industry representatives at ceremony in Dublin to mark Workers’ Memorial Day

'We should not have to do this': survivors and heartbroken families honour those killed at work

Learn about asbestos-related Mesothelioma and the ongoing fight for safer workplaces in Australia.

Meaningful memorial that could have said much more

International Worker Memorial Day (IWMD) events are usually moving and solemn occasions.  Today’s event in Melbourne, Victoria, was a good example, but something was missing, especially given the calibre of dignitaries who were present. (A list of most of them is below) Victorian Trades Hall Council secretary Luke Hilakari was on message as the first formal … Continue reading "Meaningful memorial that could have said much more"