Integrating Mental Health into Workplace Safety Protocols

Tuesday, 18 March 2025
Description

Attend and earn 0.5 CPD hour in Substantive Law
This program is applicable to practitioners from all States & Territories

Chair

Kiri JervisPartner, Hamilton Locke; Legal 500 – Next Generation Partner – Labour and Employment/Workplace Health and Safety

Psychosocial Risks Through a Health & Safety Lens

 

  • Update of current legislative and regulatory landscape
  • Intersection between employment processes and WHS
  • Potential changes to the WHS incident reporting regimes and requirements for the management of psychosocial risks and hazards
  • ·Recent Examples and Case Studies

Presented by Nerida Jessup, Partner, Herbert Smith Freehills; Recommended Workplace Health & Safety Lawyer, Doyle’s Guide 2024

Presenters


Kiri Jervis, Partner, Hamilton Locke
Kiri specialises in workplace relations, regulatory enforcement proceedings, and large-scale employment dispute resolution. She assists clients with a wide range of strategic, regulatory, and risk management issues including Workplace Health and Safety (WHS), industrial disputes, discrimination, bullying, and harassment. Kiri’s focus is on providing practical and commercial advice to clients. She advises on a variety of matters, including the management of employment-related concerns, drafting and negotiation of employment contracts, the development of policies and procedures, management of ill or injured employees, termination of employment, and industrial disputes. Kiri also represents employers in various employment-related litigation and delivers workplace relations training to organisations with a particular focus on legislative reforms and legal developments. Prior to joining Hamilton Locke, Kiri was a Partner at Clyde & Co.


Nerida Jessup, Partner, Herbert Smith Freehills
Nerida is an industry leader helping clients manage their risk. Keeping businesses and their people safe (physically, psychologically and reputationally) is at the core of what she does. With a strong background in safety, Nerida acts for many of Australia’s leading corporates, but she is increasingly being called upon to advise companies and boards on complex issues including around the emerging risk areas captured under psychosocial regulations. Highly attuned to the significant reputational and financial risk of these areas, both at an organisational and a personal level, Nerida is accustomed to helping clients navigate these areas where regulation and practice is still evolving. Nerida supports clients in crisis and incident response as well as investigation prosecution, inquests and inquiries. Clients praise Nerida for her ability to cut through complexity and focus on solutions. Her exposure across a broad range of industries and business models allows her to tailor her approach to the specific needs of her clients.

Tuesday, 18 March 2025
Description

Attend and earn 0.5 CPD hour in Substantive Law
This program is applicable to practitioners from all States & Territories

Chair

Kiri JervisPartner, Hamilton Locke; Legal 500 – Next Generation Partner – Labour and Employment/Workplace Health and Safety

Psychosocial Risks Through a Health & Safety Lens

 

  • Update of current legislative and regulatory landscape
  • Intersection between employment processes and WHS
  • Potential changes to the WHS incident reporting regimes and requirements for the management of psychosocial risks and hazards
  • ·Recent Examples and Case Studies

Presented by Nerida Jessup, Partner, Herbert Smith Freehills; Recommended Workplace Health & Safety Lawyer, Doyle’s Guide 2024

Presenters


Kiri Jervis, Partner, Hamilton Locke
Kiri specialises in workplace relations, regulatory enforcement proceedings, and large-scale employment dispute resolution. She assists clients with a wide range of strategic, regulatory, and risk management issues including Workplace Health and Safety (WHS), industrial disputes, discrimination, bullying, and harassment. Kiri’s focus is on providing practical and commercial advice to clients. She advises on a variety of matters, including the management of employment-related concerns, drafting and negotiation of employment contracts, the development of policies and procedures, management of ill or injured employees, termination of employment, and industrial disputes. Kiri also represents employers in various employment-related litigation and delivers workplace relations training to organisations with a particular focus on legislative reforms and legal developments. Prior to joining Hamilton Locke, Kiri was a Partner at Clyde & Co.


Nerida Jessup, Partner, Herbert Smith Freehills
Nerida is an industry leader helping clients manage their risk. Keeping businesses and their people safe (physically, psychologically and reputationally) is at the core of what she does. With a strong background in safety, Nerida acts for many of Australia’s leading corporates, but she is increasingly being called upon to advise companies and boards on complex issues including around the emerging risk areas captured under psychosocial regulations. Highly attuned to the significant reputational and financial risk of these areas, both at an organisational and a personal level, Nerida is accustomed to helping clients navigate these areas where regulation and practice is still evolving. Nerida supports clients in crisis and incident response as well as investigation prosecution, inquests and inquiries. Clients praise Nerida for her ability to cut through complexity and focus on solutions. Her exposure across a broad range of industries and business models allows her to tailor her approach to the specific needs of her clients.

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Integrating Mental Health into Workplace Safety Protocols

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